Boostin'Xr4

What common manual tranny will bolt to an older carbureted small block chrysler ? I'm most likely using a 318, and preferably looking for a 5 speed.

Rep for all those who can help!

Puto

Is this for a Jeep or the challenger in your avatar?

Novak Conversions - The New Process 435 Transmission

Hope that helps.

Boostin'Xr4

It's a chrysler, the small fox-mustang - like body.

check my garage.

Thanks! that helps... do you know how much you can get one for, if its even possible to find one?

Puto

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Boostin'Xr4

dead link? lol... im DEFINITELY looking into this.

I'm putting a 2.2t in my challenger now, but i was thinking a 318/manual combo for fun at one point. this looks promising.

thanks bro rep'd!

Sneakin Deacon

727?

Dano Moparo

If you want a 5-speed you'll have to go aftermarket like Richmond.

318's used about every trans chrysler made over the years 904/727's auto and 833 man 4 spds. Just have to make sure it bolts up to a small block.

With the old 833 chrylser man. trans they made a short extension housing model (used in small mopars like darts) and a long extension. 833's are a side loader, they did use a top loader 435 trans in 4x pick ups.

Boostin'Xr4

thats more like it. thanks!

Dano Moparo

Those Ricmonds are real pricey. Your prob better off with the 833 with a short extension. The top loader will prob be too high for the tunnel. But the 833 shorts are gtting harder to find every day. A friend of mine was telling me about someone selling a 18 spline hemi 833 box (bb only), I'm thinking he wanted over $500 for it.

Boostin'Xr4

well that isnt too bad, actually. some hard - to - find things get pricey, but it's expected when you put an engine/tranny in a car it was never designed for.

i've got to find one of these...