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i have not really looked at one up close and out of a car before, but could that 14 inch rod be from a kick down linkage?

much longer than the one i had for column OR the one for floor shift

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there is a company selling repops of the vertical rod on ebay (comes with the bracket to attach it to the shifter mounting bracket as well as the rod that connects it to the shifter which you already have) you will need a transmission mounting bracket which you can buy a repop of off ebay as...

aside from either getting the external balance flex plate or getting a torque converter with a external weight welded on I would think everything think else is the same.

transmission pressure linkage? Do you mean the kick down linkage?

tranmission crossmembers are in one location. so... I am going to hesitate a guess that since the tranny will be bolting into the same place, and if it is the same length, that you should be ok. the key is transmission lengths, as well as rear end dimensions.

74 dart has a different wheel base than my 68 (was checkin it out to steel the shaft for my transfer i am going from a 360/904/8.25 combo to a 360/727/8.25 combo. if i had a jack on me or the shaft out i would measure it for ya, sadly it will be awhile before i get to the point i can get a...

*bump* anyone at all with the same set up that I am looking to recreate? 360, SB 727, 8.25 rearend

is the third member of a 8.75 longer than an 8.25? thanks for the info.

I am planning on swapping the SB 904 tranny out of my dart and replace it with a SB 727. The question I have is, How long does the drive shaft need to be? I have a couple laying around that I can take to the shop to have modified if necessary but I want to have the least amount of down...