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**rionetrozasa** · 01-13-2012, 02:53 AM

Ximmy, the Suburban was never offered in a stick shift, which is what I really want. This breakdown is kind of an opportunity to make a vehicle that GM never had enough sense to make. (If it will actually work.)

LS, I've considered one of those, and I know they are tougher, but still I've never owned an auto that WASN'T the first major component to fail, and I've never owned a standard that WAS. And to clarify, the Suburban is a 350. The donor truck would be the 4.3. I may end up putting an auto back in, but I wanted to explore the option of a standard.

GoD, That's what I'm hoping for too. I need to find out for sure before I start this though.

Palani, I kind of expect that too. That would be pretty simple/cheap in the scheme of things.

01-13-2012, 02:53 AM	#6
rionetrozasa Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 385 Senior Member	Ximmy, the Suburban was never offered in a stick shift, which is what I really want. This breakdown is kind of an opportunity to make a vehicle that GM never had enough sense to make. (If it will actually work.) LS, I've considered one of those, and I know they are tougher, but still I've never owned an auto that WASN'T the first major component to fail, and I've never owned a standard that WAS. And to clarify, the Suburban is a 350. The donor truck would be the 4.3. I may end up putting an auto back in, but I wanted to explore the option of a standard. GoD, That's what I'm hoping for too. I need to find out for sure before I start this though. Palani, I kind of expect that too. That would be pretty simple/cheap in the scheme of things.
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