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- Your Guide to the 727 904 transmission - For B Bodies Only Classic . . .
His idea was to use a '67 upper valve body with part-throttle downshift housing added, and the '60-'64 or '65 lower valve body Does this work properly without causing short-shifting?
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- NAG1 or 8HP70 swaps - For B Bodies Only Classic Mopar Forum
Wanted to make this topic for tech info of swapping to the NAG1 or 8HP70 transmission Which tuner stand alone setup did you use? How much did you modify the trans tunnel (with some pictures, please)? Cross member modifications? Which driveshaft options are there? Which shifter kit did you use
- Usage of + or ++ in emails - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
Are you saying that the person's name is included with a "+" in the body of the email, or that the "+" appears right in the "To" or "CC" fields? (The latter wouldn't work in my office's email system )
- 66-67 Fury 2 door B body or C body
Yes but a Gran Fury was a C body Which further confuses the issue The Satellite replaced the Fury as the top price class Plymouth B body for 1965 In 1975, the Fury replaced the Satellite for the refreshed sheet metal B bodies Calling that same body a Charger was a stretch, but not as bad as calling the FWD 4 cylinder… Charger
- 1969 Roadrunner B Body: Front Frame Rail Vendors?
My roadrunner was hit decades ago and has the RH frame rail straightened as you would imagine a cheap roadrunner (back in the day) would have it straightened, so now is the time it will get properly fixed I am thinking the body shop will be sectioning in a new frame rail section It's damaged
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