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leaky tranny
I am sick of my 350 turbo in my 71 Chevelle. anyone know what manual tranny from other vehicle will interchange.
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Any GM tranny (Muncie or Saginaw) from the late 60's to early 70's will work. You will have to get a bellhousing, clutch, flywheel, shifter, clutch linkage setup (from OPG, or musclecarparts.com) as well as the tranny. Expect to fork over some $$$ but I am doing the same thing now on my 71 Chevelle and found my best prices on ebay. Good luck and happy shifting!!!
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Re: Tranny swap
Thanks for the info. Are the trannys hard to find, still not sure if this is going to be better.
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Re: leaky tranny
Muncie 4 speeds have dropped in price 5 & 6 speeds have replaced them. Last year at Carlisle I saw Muncies for $125 rebuilt kits $150 new cases $250 rebuilt $600
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Re: leaky tranny
why was the thread named leaky tranny? And if your going to replace it i would go with a muncie 4-speed.
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