4 Speed Conversion
Yep,... the previous owner did it on my Barracuda. It's a 400 with a cast crank. There is a roller bearing that presses into the opening in the back of the crank where the nose of the torque converter would normally go. Then you have to cut about 3/4" off the end of the input shaft. Not the best way, but it seems to be working fine in mine. Brewer's sells those bearings too. Pictures shown below of bearing and how it installs
Yep,... the previous owner did it on my Barracuda. It's a 400 with a cast crank. There is a roller bearing that presses into the opening in the back of the crank where the nose of the torque converter would normally go. Then you have to cut about 3/4" off the end of the input shaft. Not the best way, but it seems to be working fine in mine. Brewer's sells those bearings too. Pictures shown below of bearing and how it installs
