Putting a 68040/33 full featured cpu into a system which had a 68LC040/20 will only get you the FPU. The cpu will run at 20 MHz and cooly. The Macs used surface-mount resistors to set the speed of the IC clock. Ten years ago there was a website at UC Berkeley which gave information on relocating the resistors to utilize faster cpu chips. The Pickle may know where this info is but the Berkeley site disappeared when the fellow who set it up matriculated.
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