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Brothers Trucks CETCS59 - Engine and Transmission Conversion Set - SBC/BBC - Black

Brothers Trucks  |  SKU: JNFW-CETCS59
Regular price $000


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Brothers Trucks CETCS59 - Engine and Transmission Conversion Set - SBC/BBC - Black

Brothers Trucks Engine and Transmission Conversion Set - SBC/BBC - Black

Compatible with 1947-1959 Chevrolet/GMC Truck & Suburban

Brothers engine/transmission kit is used when swapping in a small or big block engine and transmission combo into your classic truck. Works on 1/2-ton to 1-ton vehicles. Installs into original frame rails to allow the for the installation of any 265-454 cubic inch engine and transmission (TH350, TH400, 200R4, 4L60E, or 4L80E). Engine and transmission crossmembers are heavy wall tube construction. These mounts are high quality pieces that would be at home on the nicest truck in town, and strong enough for that street monster your planning. The crossmember ends can be bolted to the frame but, for high horsepower applications, we recommend welding the kit in place. Kit includes Engine crossmember, transmission crossmember, engine mounting pads, and transmission mounting pad.

  • Engine and transmission swap conversion set for big block or small block engines
  • Fits 1/2-ton, 3/4-ton, or 1-ton trucks
  • Installed into original frame rails
  • Use with 265-454 cubic inch engine, and TH350, TH400, 200R4, 4L60E, or 4L80E transmission
  • Heavy tube wall construction for strength
  • The crossmember can be bolted to the frame, but welding is recommended for high horsepower applications
  • Includes engine crossmember, transmission crossmember, engine mounting pads, and transmission mounting pad
Brand: Brothers Trucks
Category: Body
Emission Code: 6
part type: Engine Crossmember
Product Type: Engine Swap Kit
Sub Category: Frame
Warning: California Proposition 65

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