Need some info on Manual Transmissions
#1
Need some info on Manual Transmissions
Ok im not that familiar with mopar im looking for some info on manual transmissions for cars. This is for the older cars & ones that will work for a 318.
What type of std trans are there for mopar?
Whats most type of cars do they come in?
Are they cable clutches?
im looking to change a auto car into a std car and trying to see whats the best way of going about it.
What type of std trans are there for mopar?
Whats most type of cars do they come in?
Are they cable clutches?
im looking to change a auto car into a std car and trying to see whats the best way of going about it.
#2
Instead of such a general question, what you should consider is posting the EXACT model year and model of your car, ----
there were a couple of different tail shaft lengths, and two, maybe three?? different diameters of bell -housing holes, so the retainer on the transmission must match the bell. I believe some of the early 3 speed bell housings won't accept the later A-833 4 speeds.
Also, some later 4 speeds are an overdrive. What Mopar did here was to re-gear the original 3rd gear into an OD ratio, and turned the 3-4 shift lever upside down, so that when you shifted 1-2-3-4 in original 4 speed parlance, you were in REALITY shifting 1-2-4-3, I.E. the old straight-through 4th gear now becomes 3'rd in the OD trans.
To my knowledge, no rear wheel drive Mopar ever used a cable clutch.
there were a couple of different tail shaft lengths, and two, maybe three?? different diameters of bell -housing holes, so the retainer on the transmission must match the bell. I believe some of the early 3 speed bell housings won't accept the later A-833 4 speeds.
Also, some later 4 speeds are an overdrive. What Mopar did here was to re-gear the original 3rd gear into an OD ratio, and turned the 3-4 shift lever upside down, so that when you shifted 1-2-3-4 in original 4 speed parlance, you were in REALITY shifting 1-2-4-3, I.E. the old straight-through 4th gear now becomes 3'rd in the OD trans.
To my knowledge, no rear wheel drive Mopar ever used a cable clutch.
#3
Here is a start: http://www.allpar.com/mopar/transmis...ed-manual.html
Have a search for Brewers Transmission or Passon. Great sites with some tech articles, and just browsing the parts can give you ideas on the costs.
Have a search for Brewers Transmission or Passon. Great sites with some tech articles, and just browsing the parts can give you ideas on the costs.
#4
ok i got alot uf weird looks when i asked some car guys around me i want to put a 4speed in my 85 diplomat. its got the 318 but im trying to find a little older year 318 to build up wich will have the std trans attached to it. I ment do any trans have the clutch cable to engage and disengage it?
#6
You will need the pedal set up from an F-body (Aspen/Volare) as well as the floor hump from the same. The pedals should be a bolt in deal, if you can find a complete stick car with all the parts it will make the conversion much easier.
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