Trans identifying help
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Trans identifying help
I was given a bellhousing and trans but I'm not sure what type it is. If I remember right the guy told me it was out of a 88 ford truck. It is a 4 speed trans with the 4th gear being a OD. The tag on the trans has this on it. It apprears to be all aluminum. Any help identifing this would be helpful.
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Has a top shifter does it? TOD or top mount OD, one of the variations of the 4 speed OD's from the '80s.
First is about 3.27, first to 2nd ok, 2nd to 3rd is the Grand Canyon, 3rd to 4th is ok.
First ones up here:
http://www.motivegear.com/tech_info/...nny_guide.html
Your bell is probably the 300 six/small block pattern.
First is about 3.27, first to 2nd ok, 2nd to 3rd is the Grand Canyon, 3rd to 4th is ok.
First ones up here:
http://www.motivegear.com/tech_info/...nny_guide.html
Your bell is probably the 300 six/small block pattern.
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Yes it has a top shifter and it does fit the small bock / 300 six type motor.
The truck I'm thinking about putting it in is a 1982 F100 shortbed with a 300 six and 2.75 rear gears. Do you think it would work? I not sure if the motor could take the OD with that low of numerical gears.
I got me a tach to install in it today so I'll know what rpms the motor is running at. Currently it still has the original 3 speed trans. I think I'll try out the 3 speed and see how it does before condiering the trans swap. The only time I would consider using the O/D would be on the highway. Most of my driving is in town.
The truck I'm thinking about putting it in is a 1982 F100 shortbed with a 300 six and 2.75 rear gears. Do you think it would work? I not sure if the motor could take the OD with that low of numerical gears.
I got me a tach to install in it today so I'll know what rpms the motor is running at. Currently it still has the original 3 speed trans. I think I'll try out the 3 speed and see how it does before condiering the trans swap. The only time I would consider using the O/D would be on the highway. Most of my driving is in town.
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Originally Posted by Ranger GT2
Yes it has a top shifter and it does fit the small bock / 300 six type motor.
The truck I'm thinking about putting it in is a 1982 F100 shortbed with a 300 six and 2.75 rear gears. Do you think it would work? I not sure if the motor could take the OD with that low of numerical gears.
I got me a tach to install in it today so I'll know what rpms the motor is running at. Currently it still has the original 3 speed trans. I think I'll try out the 3 speed and see how it does before condiering the trans swap. The only time I would consider using the O/D would be on the highway. Most of my driving is in town.
The truck I'm thinking about putting it in is a 1982 F100 shortbed with a 300 six and 2.75 rear gears. Do you think it would work? I not sure if the motor could take the OD with that low of numerical gears.
I got me a tach to install in it today so I'll know what rpms the motor is running at. Currently it still has the original 3 speed trans. I think I'll try out the 3 speed and see how it does before condiering the trans swap. The only time I would consider using the O/D would be on the highway. Most of my driving is in town.
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Sorry, forgot to post the link. There are other calculator links posted around the site, I like this one as it works several ways and has a tire size deal too.
http://www.novak-adapt.com/knowledge/gearing.htm
http://www.novak-adapt.com/knowledge/gearing.htm
