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Leave the stock crossmember where it is an extend the porch if you are using a 400 with a 9" tail. That way your E brake cables will work.

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Old 04-30-2025, 08:00 PM
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Leave the stock crossmember where it is an extend the porch if you are using a 400 with a 9" tail. That way your E brake cables will work.
Im pretty sure that's all gone with mine. Thats kinda what Im trying to confirm.

I found a lot of text about people who had done TH350/400 conversions in 61-62 Cats, but I did not find ANY visuals. So Im really looking for pictures here when someone gets some time to snap me any.

Ill take anything, but I'm especially interested in someone who has a clean th400 swap.

My brake cables are still in but they are damn close to touching the driveshaft, probably because the trans tail is too low.

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