From C4 to a C6
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Yes, there are SBF pattern C6s. Usually, a C4 can be made to take whatever a SBF dishes out. If you don't already have a C6 laying around, why chase that along with the complications it entails? (move cross member, shorten driveshaft, possibly other issues)
Plus, the C6 eats a bit more power than the C4.
So what gives, what's the issue, what problem are you trying to solve?
Plus, the C6 eats a bit more power than the C4.
So what gives, what's the issue, what problem are you trying to solve?
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Yes, there are SBF pattern C6s. Usually, a C4 can be made to take whatever a SBF dishes out. If you don't already have a C6 laying around, why chase that along with the complications it entails? (move cross member, shorten driveshaft, possibly other issues)
Plus, the C6 eats a bit more power than the C4.
So what gives, what's the issue, what problem are you trying to solve?
Plus, the C6 eats a bit more power than the C4.
So what gives, what's the issue, what problem are you trying to solve?
The issue is lack of funds. I am trying to do what I can to get my truck going. Its not my daily driver, but I would like to drive it on minimal cost. I have a "good" C4 that came with the truck but the tail shaft section doesn't jive with what I had in the truck to begin with. I will for sure have pics tommorow. Then you will see what I am racking my tiny brain over.
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