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    Bellhousing or adaptor holden v6

    Hey guys I'm chasing a bellhousing or adaptor plate for my 92 GQ automatic trans for a Holden/Buick V6 any suppliers, information etc cheers

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    Pretty sure it's same as turbo pattern v8. Maybe marks adaptors or castlemaine rod shop?
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    Ghee given you will need to have it engineered which will be a big part of your cost I'd be dumping the V6 mate and fitting an LS1 or LS2 for the same kind of money. I am not sure the V6 would be worth the effort or expense to be honest.

    Not a common transplant either so you will struggle to buy pre tabbed stuff for it.
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    Hey mate, always a good idea to post up an introduction before asking for assistance......just the nice thing to do

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