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  1. 09-07-2008 09:17 PM #1
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    Are they saying that you drill a 3/16" hole or a 1" hole? OR is the word or a typo and should be OF instead??

    quote: Take the seperator plate and drill the holes noted in the picture to 3/16 or an inch and reinstall. That is stage 1 of your HomeMade Shiftkit.
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  2. 09-08-2008 09:37 AM #2
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    Looks like a simple B&M shift kit to me. I paid $23 for one in 1977 for my TH350. Worked great.

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