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I have an old Muncie 4 spd that has been setting in shop
for about 25 years. I took it out of my 57 Chev because
it was jumping out of 4th gear. I think it's a 1967 or 1969
model. Just wondering if it's even worth the time and expense
to go thru this thing? Have a Saganaw 4 spd in a 76 Camaro
now and it's a piece of junk.
Judging by the cost of 4 and 5 speeds today, I'd say it's worth rebuilding.
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I agree with Tech. I had one in my '68 GTO, ran it until it wore out, rebuilt it, and ran it again. It held up to a lot of added horsepower. Now where did I put that broomstick that I used to hold the loose roller bearings in place while I installed the countershaft????
I'd certainly say it's worth rebuilding; a simple, basic design, and relatively stout.
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It's junk you better just send it to me. :LOL: Just kidding. The value on them is still pretty high up there. It's worth it to rebuild it and keep it for sure.