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 Posted:5/27/2003 10:55 |
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antbody know if a 4-speed tranny from a 1986 bronco will fit the 302 the trans came off a 300 straight 6 from the same truck any direction would be appreciated as far as clutch, any potential problems the motor is almost ready I cant wait to yank out the old 300 and put in the built beast! |
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 Posted:5/28/2003 21:30 |
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As far as i know there different. You might want to try contacting your local repair shops. |
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Linny Wingard
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• Charlotte, NC, USA |
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Posted:5/29/2003 20:22 |
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The 300 and the 302 use the same bellhousing. The only major difference is that the 302 uses a counterweight on its flywheel and balancer. The 300 is internally balanced, and uses a flywheel with no counterweight. Get a 302 flywheel (28 oz. or 50 oz., depending on the year of the engine), some 302 motor mounts, and have fun! |
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Posted:5/30/2003 15:06 |
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My bad, sorry for the confusion, I always thought an I-6 would have a different bellhousing than a V-8 would. |
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Linny Wingard
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• Charlotte, NC, USA |
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Posted:5/31/2003 19:46 |
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The small 144-170-200 sixes had a different bell, but the 240-300 big six and the 250 small six used the 302 6-bolt pattern. |
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Posted:6/3/2003 13:48 |
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thanks guys I got all the parts off of the old bronco to put on the new such as motor mounts I just wasnt sure about the tranny thanks for all your help |
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