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Greg D
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I happened on that info researching my T-5 swap. I think it was Fred (fmartingila) told it to me as Mummert only converts the 3 speed bell for the T-5 swap.
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I had everything bought and ready to put that TOD in the truck, but the input shaft is 1" too short, as I measured it. The factory 300 clutch kit was gonna fit the flywheel, and I had a clutch fork out of a 50's 2 ton cyl chevy that was gonna make it all line up and work out. Then I noticed the input shaft was 2 short. But I am gonna try to contact the guy you said had one in a 292 and see for sure.


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All I can say for me, it was too easy? Everything lined up and it dropped right in. I was flying by the seat of my pants also. I had it up and running in 3 day's only because I had to get a custom intermediate drive shaft. I used the yolk from a C4.

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norville wrote:All I can say for me, it was too easy? Everything lined up and it dropped right in. I was flying by the seat of my pants also. I had it up and running in 3 day's only because I had to get a custom intermediate drive shaft. I used the yolk from a C4.

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That's what I like best. Other than I'll need to do some drive shaft work, like Bob did, it's a "Bolt n go" overdrive transmission. I think the whole project will only cost me about $200 bucks and I'll still have my T-18 as a spare. I can also sell my 2.75 rear to absorb some of the cost.
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jwh f-100 wrote:
That's what I like best. Other than I'll need to do some drive shaft work, like Bob did, it's a "Bolt n go" overdrive transmission. I think the whole project will only cost me about $200 bucks and I'll still have my T-18 as a spare. I can also sell my 2.75 rear to absorb some of the cost.
:D :D :D Man oh man, I just gotta ask, how much can you get for a 2.75 rear? I think scrap is only about $45 a ton right now! LOL :D :D :D
I threw a half dozen pumpkins away last week because it wasn't worth hauling all the way to scrap metal (I already had a full load and wasn't going to make an extra trip). Seriously, a 2.75 is not very likely to sell to anybody for more than scrap price. Now, having said that, I picked up about ten 3.50, 3.70, 4.11, 4.57 centers and those have some or a lot of value but anything under 3.25 is not something anybody is going to pay anything for. Hawkrod
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Jason,
I used the stock Granada shifter, though I did have to put a slight bend forward at the base of the handle. I have a '94 F-150 seat in the Slick and the "modified" shifter looks factory. There are no clearance issues at all.
Drop me a PM with your e-mail and I will send a picture or two.
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Roger Carter wrote:Jason,
I used the stock Granada shifter, though I did have to put a slight bend forward at the base of the handle. I have a '94 F-150 seat in the Slick and the "modified" shifter looks factory. There are no clearance issues at all.
Drop me a PM with your e-mail and I will send a picture or two.
Roger
Thanks Roger PM sent...
I'm thinking I'll step it ahead and to the right also. With the side shifter and my engine being centered it may be a bit too far to the left and look funny..

Something like this..
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