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Swapping a 727 for a 4-speed. What (if anything) needs to be done to the back of the crank to accept the input shaft from the manual tranny? I remember you install a pilot bushing when doing this with a Chebbie, but I've not done it with a Mopar yet.
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Yes, it will need a pilot bushing. Another thing is that many engines that were for automatics didn't have the hole machined into the crank, for the pilot shaft.
------------------ Ed - MoPower '96 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT CC 360 4X4 '68 Charger 383-4 '69 Coronet 500 Convertible 440-4 |
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Thanks, sounds too easy.
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