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08-22-2004 03:34 PM #1
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351M transmissions?
OK, I just blew the motor in my RX-7, so I'm going to put a 351M in the car. I have the motor, but no transmission.
And I read somewere a while ago when I was searching on this motor, that it takes big block transmissions? Is this true? Or will a regular 351W/351C tranmission bellhousing bolt to the motor?
Also, were can I get a flywheel wheel, pressure plate, and clutch for this enigne?
Helf me break away from the rotary!
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08-22-2004 03:42 PM #2
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Yes that is true It takes a big block tranny. C-6 are the best.
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PS Junk yard should have plenty of the other stuff you need.
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08-22-2004 05:28 PM #3
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I'm looking for a manual tranny. My #1 choice is a top loader, but they're rare, and even rarer for a big block.
Does anyone know of any other tough manual tranmissions that will fit this motor?
Also, is the 351M a good motor?
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08-22-2004 06:15 PM #4
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Hey 27, do a google search, punch in Ford toploader transmissions, lots of sites will come up......Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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