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What bolt holes?
I am switching from 4 speed to auto, a TH400 to be exact, what bolt holes for the tranny crossmember in the frame? Is the driveshaft the same length. I know that the yoke is different. Thanks. The engine is not ready yet, so I am trying to do as mutch as possible while it is warm.
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Wow, so no one has a Th-400 in thier car, thanks alot everyone.
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the crossmember slides back to the rear set of holes. The driveshaft lengths differ as do the yokes. Later ['71+] four speed yokes are the same as 400TH. The '69 Muncie yokes are the same as a 350TH. Good luck. Ron
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Driveshaft on TH400 is shorter than 4 speed...(don't have exact measurements)...
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No, I had to sell all the 4 speed to buy all the auto stuff.
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Oh wait, yes, I need to know what set of bolt holes in the frame are for the TH400. ????
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Thanks Ron, I will try that.
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The engine was swapped out at some point, so I have no idea what the converter is. I'm assuming a worn out stock variety. I also have the rest of the goodies: (pedals, tranny cooler, a very good original black console (no lid), a ralley shifter w/knob, drive shaft). I've no idea what a used TH-400 goes for. |
I'm doing the opposite conversion as well and will be looking to get rid of the following if you're interested in an OD tranny.
7004R with a performance rebuild, 5000 miles since rebuild B&M Racing Holeshot 2400 converter Pontiac adapter plate TCI flexplate Summit deep alum tranny oil pan Driveshaft |
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Use the last bolt hole in the rear. There will be 2 unused bolt holes in the center and the next bolt hole will be for the front bolt.
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