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Yep sure does. You gotta remember, the camera adds 5 lbs . Several members have already done the swap. Not having to cut the tunnel gives it a lot of appeal, even though it's GM. New commercial mount for 2004R transmission

Yup, you can use a big ugly plate or an SFI bellhousing to match it up. A 200R4 is a superior choice for lower weight, lower parasitic loss and better performance.

I'd skip Monster trans. Their transmissions are only rated to handle a touch over stock, 350 hp. Skip the Wilcap adapters too. They are a primitive way to adapt the 200R4. Gear Vendors is like a bandaid overdrive. Too little of an overdrive ratio for too much $. If you are going to do it right...

...an old 4 speed gear box myself. I like your trans crossmember setup though and will prob use a variation of it on my sons 69 notchback to use a 2004R trans. Did you sell off the pieces you pulled from the car when updating it? Also are you planning on a color change to black? Wish you all the...

The 700R4 is just like the 2004R in that it can be used without a computer if you use a non lock up torque converter. My 2004R (in my Barracuda) uses a non lock up converter so I can just drive it like a regular car and the trans makes all the shifts on its' own. Yes, I lose 1 - 2 miles per...

You'd be the third to recommend the 200R4. In fact, the poster above you said you had a write-up. Is there any advantage to the 200R4 over the 700R4 or 4L60/4L80?

...LS swap headers. I don't do Facebook. Not socially acceptable... Lol! Thanks Topbrent. If you know him and can, hook me up. I'm thinking of a 2004r so I don't have to cut my floor. Just put in frame ties, tie in the tranny crossmember and ad a crossmember to the frame ties to work as a...

I went with 2004R because it cost me a lot less. Spent about $1800-$1900 total. Treblig

...swap into my dart for that very reason, but when you get into swapping transmissions to modern ones, you start talking about big bucks, mine will run me close to 2500 bucks using a junkyard sourced TR6060. I imagine a 2004R is gonna be at least 1000-1500+ not counting adapter plates and such.

Replace a 4 speed with a 200 auto? Are you freaking nuts? Other them a medical condition you would have to be nuts to do that. If you want od you can keep the 3:91 gear and just stick a passion od 4 speed in it. Not the 5 speed people are waiting years for but his od 4 speed. There's...

Looked into the A body hemi, 5.7 ,6.1 , 6.2 and 6.4. Not worth the bang for the buck or difficulty for that matter. Actually easier to do an LS with a 2004R or a TKO600. Plus parts and cost and support.

this right here is how you state your differing opinion and tastes in someone else's build thread, but stay respectful and supportive of your fellow enthusiasts. very rare skill sometimes.. this thing is going to be sick when it's all buttoned up. looks fast just sitting there..

...said it was unfinished. Chill out, most everyone was just warning about the hazards of eliminating the NSS. If you can make it look cool and it functions correctly it would make a good alternative for folks who install a GM 2004R which is not compatible with the Mopar NSS wiring/system...

2004R, big disc brakes, 29 X 15 tires in the rear, 3:90 gears and 500 watts of Rock and Roll!! treblig

That really looks nice but I'm not sure if you cut enough out of the cross member. But I do like the direction you're going!! Remember that you'll probably have to trim a little off the passenger's side also and/or trim/grind some off the trans. Be prepared for the unexpected!! treblig

So you attached a lever to your shifter bell crank to move th shifter rod for the 200. Then filed for another shifter position on you stock shifter... Genius!

I completely understand where you're coming from, I was in the same boat. I had limited funds but lots of skills. If you read through this you should get most of your answers including keeping the stock floor shifter!!: Will GM 200r4 work with factory floor shift location? treblig

I had planned on doing a 2004r swap but after realizing no pick n pull had a core, I decided to go with the 42rh (A500). Now what I am finding is these places think they are made of gold. One yard quoted me $750 for a trans that has over 200k miles, another quoted me $350 for the same mileage...

My 1967 Dart GT is currently being refurb'd at US Car Tool. While there, I had them build a mount for the Extreme Automatics GM 2004R transmission that's going behind my stroked 340. They've decided to sell the mount as a commercial product. Obviously, the kit will require some cutting and...

Thanks for the info. I'm just starting my 73 Dart Sport restoration and plan on installing a 408 and 2004R in mine. Your previous postings have provided me with a lot of valuable info. Needless to say I will not be going to Art Carr for my pieces, too many negatives about him on this board...

Thanks man, yeah I sold of the old engine/transmission and front suspension. The plan is to paint it gloss black with a mopar flat-ish black hood. That part still feels a ways off though.

Thanks for catching the non-computer function of the 700R4, Treblig. The lock-up function adds weight to the reciprocating assembly too, so for a drag only car, a guy might want to consider that. I use a normally open switch in the 4th gear circuit along with a simple toggle switch wired with...

The 2004R is Gm overdrive automatic. I have one in my '69 Barracuda. I absolutely love it!! It requires an adapter plate sold by numerous companies. It is not a bolt in replacement. It also requires minor trimming of the upper trans cross member and changes in driveshaft length. The TV...

I have rear trans mount pics (modifications) for the 2004R behind a 318 in a '69 Barracuda. My TCI adapter was very inexpensive. I think the whole conversion only cost about $1700.00. My whole conversion is on this FABO site. Treblig

The 2004R and the 700R4 are both non-electronic. The 4L60E is electronic. I always go with the non-electronic trans that way I don't have to worry about wiring and switches to control the torque converter. The 2004R trans fits in the 67 and up A body pretty easy, I made a very detailed thread...

Why put a Chevy trans in a mopar........ He has a 4 speed 340 car, not exactly found everywhere. And I'm guessing he likes the 833. Assuming you have a 8.75 rear, not that bad at all, you can get an assembled center section and swap it in an afternoon fairly quick. plus you could sell the...

Yeah overdrive would be nice,but i already have a trans and a very nice converter,but who knows i might go that direction sometime in the future after this thing gets on the road again after a long wait in the dark. yeah that cam is alitle large for that gear but would it be bad enough in a...

...Either purchase a shift controller for it (which I found kind of pricey) or it can be done with pressure switches like I did. There is also a 2004R GM trans that they make an adapter to install, but the 200 would require some beefing up to last well behind a Magnum. Then there's the 7004R...

I'll measure my 200-R4 with the Reid Racing bellhousing after work tonight. Mine is with the Reid Racing bellhousing as received from Extreme Automatics. My 200-R4 with the Reid Racing bellhousing is 27.25" from the bellhousing mounting surface to the tail of the transmission. Individual...

Unfortunately I don't have an early A, mine is a '69 Barracuda with a 2004R. I do believe that the carb should be level ( a slight angle wouldn't hurt too much, 1 degree). But they make angled spacers. In fact I think most intake manifolds have an angle on the surface where the carb sits to...