Will it fit?
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Will it fit?
Okay this time I was wondering if a Zf5 transmission would fit under a 65' F100. I am greatly considering putting a Zf5 + a gear vender unit behind my 460 but I'm not sure if it will fit. Anyone put a Zf5 under one of these ol' gals?
It's unrelated but what is the reduction in a ford 8inch? acording to one thing I found on the net about interping the tag means I have a 3.25 rear end. Does this sound reasonable?
It's unrelated but what is the reduction in a ford 8inch? acording to one thing I found on the net about interping the tag means I have a 3.25 rear end. Does this sound reasonable?
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I'm not familiar with that particular trans but I've seen a clark 5spd with an auxilary 3spd and a PTO in a 65 tow truck I'm pretty sure it will not take up any more room then that one did. 3.25 gears sounds reasonable but 8" diff is not what you want behind a 460. A good choice would be a 3.50 or 3.70,9" with the gearvendor OD
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Well the rear end is going to be changed out to something with an 8 lug pattern. Its going to have to hold some wieght when I change the whole truck into a one ton.
There wasnt any difference in the bodies becuse of the transmission type was there?
There wasnt any difference in the bodies becuse of the transmission type was there?
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In the 61-63s the floor hump was different with the colum shifted 3spd and the floor shifted 4spd. Not sure if it carried over to 64-66. The 4spd had a taller removable floor pan the three spd was flatter and not removable.
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Originally Posted by 460F100guy
Does any one know if there was a different tunnel in 65?
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The removable tranny hump fits over the existing "lower" hump. Just cut and drill a few holes and your all set.
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The removable tranny hump fits over the existing "lower" hump. Just cut and drill a few holes and your all set.
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I know that the removable hump will work because I have a 66 hump grafted in to my 64 looks great nobody will ever know if you don't tell.
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I know that the removable hump will work because I have a 66 hump grafted in to my 64 looks great nobody will ever know if you don't tell.
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