I found the flat hub unit is a bigger diameter than the lug type. Is it milled down to fit pump housing or housing milled out bigger? My hub is cracked so that will have to be replaced.
I knew that from the start. I’ll address the issues on the front pump this weekend then wait for those this frictions and steels to adjust the snap ring groove. Simple machine work to do. Like I said first time on the 904 so a learning curve with the BS Chrysler kept changing
Why do they need one? I’ve never in 55 years of racing 727s seen one fail. Never seen a strut fail. Why does it need a Kevlar band in low gear when it’s only applied in reverse?
Update on what I have, 78 case, steel planets and their parts, 4 drum with the five thin plates, flat type pump, TA forward pattern VB, deep pan. Dynamic 4500 Converter hub is being changed to the flats type.
Great info, I’m glad someone like you went to the trouble of getting the facts straight. I’ll use the guts from input back from the lock up trans making sure the reg input and hub fit properly. I’m thinking the wound spring could be less pressure to help hold that front clutch better, only time...
Thanks, I’m using a later case that has the larger servo, the steel planets and parts out of the lock up, regular pump housing-input. TA Vbody. Deep pan. I have 2 more trans that I’ll check for the 5 clutch drum. If not I’ll use the good 4 plate one. I’ll have to send vert off to get the hub...
I need about 5/8” inside (not sure what size that would be) I’m sliding the 1/2” aluminum tubing inside so I can use short pieces of SS braided line taped together front to back of car, I’d say 9-12 feet. It dosent matter if the hose leaked I’m using it to a shield the fuel line