4 - Speed hump location

[camarozbest]

Hi
I want to switch my 73 Z28 over to a 4 - speed, Can someone provide me with measurements of where to locate the 4-speed hump in its proper position, and also is the tunnel completely cut out under the hump.
Thank You.

 

[Zspoiler]

Check in an assembly manual

 

[mallard]

Why? (Just curious)

 

[camarozbest]

Why? (Just curious)

Hi
I just thought it would be more fun, Its not a Number matching car, I do know there were less automatics made then manuals though.

 

[gary bickel]

I have a new hump if you need it. Gary

 

[mallard]

Hi
I just thought it would be more fun, Its not a Number matching car, I do know there were less automatics made then manuals though.

I was just curious thinking back to my street racing days and how I never lost a race due to a blown shift with an automatic.

 

[70lt1z28]

Maybe this will help.

http://www.nastyz28.com/ubb/Forum12/HTML/007398.html

There are a few other threads on this site but many of the photos are dead due to PB and people deleting their accounts.

 

[camarozbest]

Maybe this will help.

http://www.nastyz28.com/ubb/Forum12/HTML/007398.html

There are a few other threads on this site but many of the photos are dead due to PB and people deleting their accounts.

Thanks everyone for the information.

 

[Green hornet]

Here is what I posted a few years ago when I did the swap. Hope this helps.

http://nastyz28.com/threads/4-speed-shifter-cut-out.298636/

 

[Gary S]

Hi
I just thought it would be more fun, Its not a Number matching car, I do know there were less automatics made then manuals though.

It appears that there were more auto equipped Z28 cars than manual in 1973.
Total Z28 production was 11,574 and total close ratio 4 speeds was 4,494 (Muncie & Borg Warner). That leaves 7,080 of them with auto tranny.
http://www.nastyz28.com/camaro/camaro73.html#rpo