Search results for query: *

I saw one on facebook marketplace for sale with a windage tray. May have to get that one Thanks for the tip.

That would be great, but I sold the 413 when I bought the 440 Don't remember which way the sump was on it. I'm assuming a rear sump, but I'm 50-50 at being wrong, again.

Eventually putting a '71 440 into my 61 Chrysler. It has a cheap looking chrome oil pan on it. My question is, I want to replace it with a factory pan, and don't know if I should be looking for a forward or rear sump in the pan to fit the '61 subframe. Probably a stupid question to you in the...

Not sure which case it is. It's a parts car thst I bought for the 440 and 4 speed tranny, shifter and other running gear . Was planning to yank the diff if it was sure grip .It's an 8 3/4 for sure, just haven't crawled under it to see which case . I'll have to look at the one under my bench in...

I'll have to use the second option as I have pulled the motor, tranny and driveshaft out of this donor car .Trying to decide if I want the diff or not before I send the body to it's new owner. Thanks for the input .

I'll check it tomorrow .

Ok .In a nutshell, that's exactly what I needed to know!! Thank you so much!

No . Trying to learn something here .Motor, tranny and driveshaft out of car. I assumed that I could tell if it was a sure grip by turning one wheel and watching the other as in the past experience I had, the other side would turn the same direction if sure grip, and the opposite direction if...

I didn't check until I had the driveshaft, motor and tranny out. I assumed it would still turn one side if I turned the other side . I'm far from an expert on these things, that's why I'm asking. Trying to learn something here.

Does my description of the problem sound like it is a sure grip unit?

It's a mutt .It's a rusted out '75 Plymouth Road Runner with a '72 440 4 barrel with an A833 4 speed .The rear is an 8 3/4 for sure, but I've never seen one not turn forward or backward when you turn one wheel forward. It started to turn the same direction and then didn't turn at all. I'm...

I am trying to determine if my parts car has a sure grip diff. With the rear end raised, I turned one wheel clockwise to see if the other side followed suite .It started to rotate in the same direction, then didn't move at all . I expected it to turn forward or backward at least. After it's...

Searching for more information. Will a 4 speed pedal assembly, from S '75 B Body, Bolt into my '61 Chrysler. I know the '62 3 speed manual assembly from a '61 or '62 Chrysler will, but wondering if the later B Body assembly work just as well. As always, I'm appreciative of all the help I'm...

Ok. Sorry to be asking this as I've reached out for help on this issue before. Finally decided, because of knowledgebale help from forum members on here before, to go with a '65 727 to mate to my '59 413. It WILL be going into my '61 Chrysler Newport. I know I have to change the crank in my...

Thanks, Kevin. I'm going in search of a '63-'65 as I want to ditch that brake on the tailshaft. It doesn't have much ability to slow the car in an emergency. Mostly to hold the car after stopping. I'm changing the rear end to a B Body mopar and moving the E brake to the wheels. I want the slip...

He answered my questions right away today. He has an ocean of knowledge.

Ross. Thank you so much for directing me to Pat. He has been a lot of help and answered every question I've thrown at him. He has an ocean of knowledge!!

I would like to ditch the cast iron automatic transmission in my '61 Chrysler for a later model aluminum case 727. My question is, can the newer model 727 be modified to work with the pushbutton tranny buttons? I know it won't bolt to the current motor as the 361 in it now won't bolt to the...

I've followed these cars my whole life and I, and everyone else I know that loves these cars, calls them crossrams. Be that as it may, for the purposes discussed in this thread, and the fact that the information being sought out, was mostly the information I was looking for. I was not looking...