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GTXJim wrote:A mate had a 5 speed tremec with a dana, and he did 2 clutches in 500 miles, he's sold it now, and has just had a 727 built by Roger Luty, I think my old 4 speed st1200 lenco is still for sale with the boninfante clutch and trick titanium bell housing, if 4 speed you want that is the only way to go......

NOOOOO negative vibes Jim ,,,we need good karma for this build...
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Again, opinion is divided, but I prefer the later spool type Transmission "K" members as it holds the transmission tail shaft more securely whilst still allowing flexibility. Angle Grinder and MIG at the ready (Ask Blue....)

Hauser has just put one in the AWB - the original was solid mounted and I am sure would have seen the tranamission casing off in short order....
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GTXJim wrote:Pete, you are missing your handbrake cable, you will need that for your MOT
Jim that picture is what i want it to look like not what it looks like :?
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I'm looking at the underside, not the old brasses front room
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Well theres your first job Jim :thumbright:
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Yes you can still get the long Hurst shifter, auto and 4 speed Trans cross members are the same. What you would want to do though is the E body K frame swap, that moves the engine back about 2" and still looks stock, and means you can use any B body headers, but you would have to modify the Trans crossmember in that case. Jem's Belvedere was done that way.
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Could you use a Motorplate and re-fab the Trans cross member......assuming the headers will clear the Steering box. This is what we did on the Barracuda to get the Hemi in....
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Pete wrote:Hauser has just put one in the AWB - the original was solid mounted and I am sure would have seen the tranamission casing off in short order....

Something you've been keeping quiet Pete?
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pete walton wrote:As usual Dave some good stuff there :thumbright: in the picture you can see the mopar trans mount thingy ,,,i guess this is no good for the manual box,,, has anyone got a picture of one??? can you still get the long hurst shifter?? DB was yours a $speed from the factory ... lets see your mount////
I'm very happy you're coming to the dark side Pete :D
If you have time scan my Belve thread, there's loads of pics and details of the many installation problems I had to sort out.
Mine was 4-spd originally but Andy Neal had cut the tunnel out to fit a Lenco, as well as removing the Z-bar mount and losing the clutch pedal. He'd also started fabricating a bolt-in trans mount/ crossmember as the welded-in strut has the middle cut out. I didn't have a lot to go on...


Look here for Trans mount, Z-bar mount, making a clutch pedal, modding & reinforcing clutch fork, torque strap, new prop...
http://www.moparuk.com/forums/viewtopic ... &start=180

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http://www.moparuk.com/forums/viewtopic ... &start=240

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See this is why you got to love this place ,,,after all the Bananarama! taking ,of which some of it i am guilty as charged,,,You get some good solid info .... If i keep the car i will £speed it ,,,it left the factory with a $speed ...it was also a big block car ,so i am guessing a 383 .... Thankyou Blue and DB some stuff there i would have learnt the $ard way ........keep it coming lads ..Need photos ,,,etc
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pete walton wrote:As usual Dave some good stuff there :thumbright: in the picture you can see the mopar trans mount thingy ,,,i guess this is no good for the manual box,,, has anyone got a picture of one??? can you still get the long hurst shifter?? DB was yours a $speed from the factory ... lets see your mount////

your trans mount thingy is fine as far as i can tell

both the 727/904 and a833 and related manual boxes all fit through that gap

only an issue if you go for a modern Bigger box
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pete walton wrote: ...it was also a big block car ,so i am guessing a 383 ....
or a 361... or a 426 Street Wedge? :-k
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RobTwin wrote:
pete walton wrote: ...it was also a big block car ,so i am guessing a 383 ....
or a 361... or a 426 Street Wedge? :-k

Rob if it was a Wedge car ,,,well i doubt i could afford it,,,i have a copy of the title ,,,i will post it and you can do the vin thingy ,,,i know some of you like that ,,,you like it don,t you ,,,you want to touch the vin you naughty boy ,,,are you touching yourself while you check it????are you.... :thumbright:
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Attacment to big so here is the no of the title 3141204656,,,,,a Savoy not a Belvedere,,,No frills car ,,,
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Pete, if you want to email the attachment over to me, I can reduce it and upload it for you mate.

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