Trany and rearend... good price?
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Trany and rearend... good price?
"MUNCIE M21 4 spd trans, w barely used Centerforce 3 clutch & 8 mo old scattershield $2000 obo"
"12 bolt shortened rear end w strange axles & richmond 4:56 gears $1000 obo"
but i don't know what the "shortened" means. and is that a good buy? this is in canadian funds... since im canadian eh.
"12 bolt shortened rear end w strange axles & richmond 4:56 gears $1000 obo"
but i don't know what the "shortened" means. and is that a good buy? this is in canadian funds... since im canadian eh.
#2
Shortened means narrowed; they actually cut the housing and axles down to a narrower width in order to fit wider tires and wheels inside the fenders.
Actually, I don't know the exchange rate but the trans/clutch sounds high and the 12 bolt sounds low to me. In Sacramento I'd expect to get more for that rear than the trans/clutch/bellhousing but possibly it's an odd-ball width that won't work in most cars.
Jody
Actually, I don't know the exchange rate but the trans/clutch sounds high and the 12 bolt sounds low to me. In Sacramento I'd expect to get more for that rear than the trans/clutch/bellhousing but possibly it's an odd-ball width that won't work in most cars.
Jody
#4
I agree the tranny combo is way to high. In my little hometown (US) I would of probably been able to get it all for around $750, cause you don't know how old the tranny and clutch REALLY are, I really don't trust people much these days when they are trying to sell me stuff. I personally wouldn't buy a used clutch, just my opinion though. But a Muncie is good, real good. Check for prices elsewhere on the net too. Good luck
BamaZ28
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1981 Pontiac FB originally V6, converted to SBC (HEI), Performer RPM, Holley 750 Vac Sec., Chrome Dress up, True Duals
BamaZ28
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1981 Pontiac FB originally V6, converted to SBC (HEI), Performer RPM, Holley 750 Vac Sec., Chrome Dress up, True Duals
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