A nice one
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Fire is the big reasons, not five
If you're only shortening it a few inches can you skip balancing?
Reason 6.... You don't explode into a ball of fire when in a rear end collision.
I love the old advertising material
Yep, talked to @Sublime one
No concrete pour today, he already canceled the pour, good talking to him.
Everyone have a groovy day, got to get moving, go see my doctor and pick up a bluing kit for my good old 870 12 ga .
No concrete pour today, he already canceled the pour, good talking to him.
Everyone have a groovy day, got to get moving, go see my doctor and pick up a bluing kit for my good old 870 12 ga .
Ben Drinkin
Hey bartender!
Will do. We'll swing by and have lunch...
Technically yea. But it’d probably require the gear set to be changed too. Especially the output shaft.
look at the pan. even from the top view looks to me like 904/999
My guess is the tail is trom a truck application, assuming the shorter tail is for cars.
And it's a ball and trunnion so that really narrows the years.
That’s what I’m thinking as well. Especially the way the mounts look
Yeah and it’s a 65 which is that weird transition year for Mopar transmissions.
I do . I shall dig that out this evening.
Yes... 904 pan, 904 ID markings on the housing. The main housing comes up as Valiant/Dart... I've not had any fortune in coming up with a differentiation between the vehicle applications that might change the length of the tail.
A puzzlement
I don't think there was that much work put in it. The builder had this core and worked from there.
Yeah, I came up empty looking through Tom Hand's book and the 69 Masters Transmission manual.
Direct Connection only has a bit of info.
Says A-727s are 34.39" (casting fromt to casting back) except some shorter versions for certain trucks models
22.66 inches front of casting to center of trans mount.
A-904/998/999 are 30.5"
22.66 to center of trans mount.
Hint hint. That might be worth checking.
Says A-727s are 34.39" (casting fromt to casting back) except some shorter versions for certain trucks models
22.66 inches front of casting to center of trans mount.
A-904/998/999 are 30.5"
22.66 to center of trans mount.
Hint hint. That might be worth checking.
Bless their hearts but I keep finding that this car was assembled with whatever was laying around on the assembly line, late on a Friday afternoon
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
My family is from Canada.... Grandma got her greencard in 1944 (while living in Windsor)
From what I’m finding, nothing out of the ordinary about it. Seems there was a heavy duty 904 used for 64/65 only. There’s a note on the 62-65 B body website that just says it has a bigger case that causes fitment issue but doesn’t say longer . I’m betting that’s what they are meaning
I jsut skimmed through here, but its all about how they work and how to diagnose.
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OK thanks Chris.
I'll run that to ground today and give the builder a call and see what we might do. I don't want to eat the 2K I have in this one....Might just have to bring him my old one and have him rebuild it and see what we can work out.
Always something. LOL
As my brother keeps reminding me "Remember, this hobby is FUN"
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