4 speed questions

[72ScampTramp]

What does it take to go 4 speed and a projected cost? What parts do I need? I have a 727 but a 4 speed would be fantastic to have.

 

[caferacerx]

http://www.brewersperformance.com/products.asp?id=237

that is a good starting point and you can save a lot buying parts from fellow FABO members via the used parts thread here (I did)

 

[demon428]

http://www.brewersperformance.com/products.asp?id=237

that is a good starting point and you can save a lot buying parts from fellow FABO members via the used parts thread here (I did)

are you can look for a parts car with a four speed for less than brewers

 

[72ScampTramp]

Ok what parts do I need? Its behind a RB

 

[demon428]

link for another source
http://passonperformance.com/

 

[caferacerx]

1: A-833 trans
2: 10 1/2 bell housing
3: 130 tooth flywheel
4: clutch pedal assembly
5: Z-bar and clutch linkage
6: clutch
7: floor hump
8: shifter
9: an engine with a crank machined for a pilot bushing

 

[caferacerx]

http://www.darkside.ca/a-4spd.asp

http://www.slantsix.org/articles/4-speeds/ODA833fourspeed1.htm

here are some more good 4-speed links

 

[wish4hemi]

I just went 4 speed. It ended up costing me right around $1,200 to get all the parts.

 

[theclutcher]

1: A-833 trans
2: 10 1/2 bell housing
3: 130 tooth flywheel
4: clutch pedal assembly
5: Z-bar and clutch linkage
6: clutch
7: floor hump
8: shifter
9: an engine with a crank machined for a pilot bushing

Agree but also this to consider:

1) 11" bell can be used also, if racing, scattershield.
2) 143 tooth wheel
7) fab own hump, easy and can make more room for install and access to
side cover, even removeable if desired.
9) roller bearing bushing installs in converter snout recess, can use any
crank, shorten drive pinion.