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Old 09-30-2009, 03:57 PM
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I6 trans/t-case combos

I had a 92 1/2 ton that was totaled.....i cried. it had an i6 but the motor had 2 b junked. my current truck has a 5.slow in it. I was wondering if a friends 300 carb with a 3 spd manual floor shift would bolt up 2 my electronic select t-case. my truck is a 95 with an auto. wht trans did the 300 bolt up 2. the trans i have is an aode. would it mate up with that. I love the bigsix and need a good project.
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I'm no expert on this subject, but I think I have read that any trans from a 302/351 will bolt to a 300. Not positive but I'm sure someone will tell ya if I'm wrong. Good luck with the project.
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Old 10-01-2009, 02:57 AM
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The 300 will bolt up to a 302s transmission you will need the flexplate for the 300. Is the three speed out of a 4x4?
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The 300, 302, and 351 all shared the same transmissions.

However, if you do the swap, you'd be best served by swapping in a manual transfer case as well! Those auto ones like to give out at the most inopportune times...
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the 3 spd is a 2 wheel drive...will i run into n e problems with mating a carb. moter 2 a electronic trans?
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It will not bolt up directly you will have to find a tail housing from a three speed out of a 4x4 and even then I don't know if it will share a bolt pattern with you transfer case. I am still wandering why you don't just bolt your 300 to the transmission you already have? If you are going to do a transmission swap I would go for a ZF 5spd, don't get me wrong the little 3.03 is a great tranny but granny low and over drive are nice to have. This swap isn't going to be a bolt in at all you will have to fabricate stuff your self, and why go through all the trouble just to have a three speed. If you pick a transmission that was avalible from the factory they you are looking for parts not making them. Your electrically shifted transfer case should work fine with your carbed motor.
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i never really planned on putiing the 3 spd in. the only reason i would consider it is if i would have problems mating the carb. motor 2 the AODE transmission. And by the way does ne body have a link 2 a thread that details a 300 build up or a website that sells performance parts 4 a 300?
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I did it in 2 parts. First was the exhaust (still had the 1bbl).

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