Turbo400 GM transmission
I've never heard of anybody doing it. I'm pretty sure you'd have to make your own custom adapter, since Chrysler engines aren't exactly well-represented in the adapter world. Novak and Advance Adapters don't list anything. You might be able to get a whole bellhousing, but it would be expensive. Not really worth the cost or effort, IMO.
*EDIT*
Here you go
Super Hydra 400 case - $1599
Small block Mopar bellhousing - $359
So, it can be done, but I still don't know of anybody who has.
*EDIT*
Here you go
Super Hydra 400 case - $1599
Small block Mopar bellhousing - $359
So, it can be done, but I still don't know of anybody who has.
Last edited by Tom A; Jan 4, 2014 at 12:29 PM. Reason: Added links
I've never heard of anybody doing it. I'm pretty sure you'd have to make your own custom adapter, since Chrysler engines aren't exactly well-represented in the adapter world. Novak and Advance Adapters don't list anything. You might be able to get a whole bellhousing, but it would be expensive. Not really worth the cost or effort, IMO. *EDIT* Here you go Super Hydra 400 case - $1599 Small block Mopar bellhousing - $359 So, it can be done, but I still don't know of anybody who has.
I used to know a guy who did it. He told me it was awesome but for the price he said it was cheaper to build a heavy duty a518 or 727. In your case the adapter is the better way to go. But since your swapping in a gm motor you might as well save the money and do the motor swap at the same time


