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Ya know, that's right, the A body trans has a shorter tail housing. I got B body on the brain I guess. Sorry.

Absolutely not. The 833 and 727 share the same installed length, which is longer then the 904. Also the 8 3/4 yoke has a different dimension than the 7 1/4 so in the end result you will need a shorter drive shaft.

Have someone work the clutch and observe every pivot point to make sure nothing is bent in the linkage and the forces are normal to the pivot stud, etc... You don't need a clip for the linkage to work; it's just there to keep parts from rattling off. In other words no significant thrust forces...

Interesting. I had a similar experience with my old 68 Barracuda 318/904 (AKA the green slime). Anyway, I got out one morning and it tried to drive in park, had no reverse, drove in neutral (full auto in all forward gears), 1st gear at any speed when put in first, drive was normal I think and...

I have an 02 Durango and it has the 3.55:1 9.25" rear. The 3.9:1 ratio is actually in an 8.25" rear NOT 9.25". Axles are the C clip type and the sure grip unit is a two pinion that looks like some of the later Dana types, you know, the kind that look like an open carrier. Also Durangos are 6...