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RS16017
4 Speed


I've all but given up on finding a good A833 to put behind my 392. What other transmission would come closest to fitting my '67 GTX tunnel without a lot of fabrication? Would like to use the factory shifter hump in the tunnel if possible.
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ron37
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Re: 4 Speed
on: Tue 23 of Jul, 2019 [18:16 UTC] score: 0.00
I am going with a ow mileage Dodge 5 speed out of a 1997 pickup behind my mild 1957 325 Dodge hemi. It is an aluminum case. I think it will hold up and gives me the overdrive option. The late model hemi engines had a lot of horse power and torque and these transmission seem to hold up okay. It is just a thought or another option if you are just on the street and now running a super high horse power machine. Also if you break it, the local yards will have a spare for you.

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DaveBlakeman
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on: Mon 15 of Jul, 2019 [17:08 UTC] score: 0.00
How hard are you looking? There is one on eBay now for 350 bucks . I paid 300 for mine and picked it up locally . Not a rare transmission by any means.

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RS16017
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on: Fri 19 of Jul, 2019 [03:38 UTC] score: 0.00
> How hard are you looking? There is one on eBay now for 350 bucks . I paid 300 for mine and picked it up locally . Not a rare transmission by any means.

I find lots of overdrive trannys but not many cast iron models for that price. Besides all the ones I see for sale look like someone found them in a junk pile and stuck a $600 price tag on them.


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