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  1. Valiantsignet20

    Mcleod M-800

    This is all of the 833 ratios. I have thought of just going with an over/under drive on the 6 cyl ratio. Be about the same cost, maybe even a little cheaper. passons was guestamating 5k and mcleod about the same. 6-cyl (also 64-65 273, 74-75 318) 3.09 1.92 1.40 1.00 Fine-spline V8...
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    will a truck 883 work in an a body?

    The tailshaft is longer placing the mount back further. You can fab up a new crossmember. I had one in the 64 before I found a short shaft one. You will have to shorten your drive shaft also. The shifter will work but you will need to get linkage for your year/series. Even if you dont use the...
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    Early a reverse linkage.

    Does anyone repro the reverse linkage for the hurst shifter? Brewers shows 68-up, and it looks almost right for the 64. Is it?
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    833 reverse pops out (1st post on board)

    The sideplate only has a 1-2 fork and 3-4 fork with a ball and detent mechinism in between the two forks (2 balls, 1 spring). Thats what the 64 Plymouth manual shows and thats all I remember on the sideplate. The reverse fork is located in the trany housing itself below the sideplate and it has...
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    833 reverse pops out (1st post on board)

    On mine its located just below the tail housing. It looks like the backup light switch if the plastic was broke off.
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    833 reverse pops out (1st post on board)

    My a-833 overdrive does not want to stay in reverse. I rebuilt it. Replaced all synchros and bearings and re-assemble it by the service book. Before I put it in the car I went through all the gears to check for shifting/meshing problems and everything was ok. It went trough all 4 gears fine and...
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