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You will need a bellhousing from a turbo truck (expen$ive),...

Actually, you need the R150 that came with the V6 I think, the W56 would not be happy behind that V6 for long even if you could find a bellhousing that would work. You could use a R151 turbo tranny but you'd still need the R150 bell housing (R series to R series). The turbo bellhousing would adapt a 22RE to the R150, kinda the inverse.


Thanks for setting me straight Bill. I think that the W56 would like behind the V6 but I did not list the correct way to mate the two together. Like you said, one would need the inverse.

Harry Wagner
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