Someone local is selling a 1981 Camaro 350 with 4sp. Which model 4sp would this be? I was thinking of buying the car and put the 4sp into my 1988 9c1 Caprice police car with 454. :)
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Someone local is selling a 1981 Camaro 350 with 4sp. Which model 4sp would this be? I was thinking of buying the car and put the 4sp into my 1988 9c1 Caprice police car with 454. :)
That will be a saginaw transmission, uses the same driveshaft and yoke as the 350 turbo.. You'll need a diifferent flywheel for the 454.
i know they made t-10's as late as 79 so im thinking 80-81 would of had them to? because didnt they have t-10's until they started to put t-5 5 speeds in them? easiest way tot ell, take a small magnet with you if it sticks to the otuside case its a saggy it it dont its a t-10 or muncie.
Yes, I have hopes it's a T-10. Is there a T-10 and a Super T-10, or are they all the same/ I'll google it, just haven't had a chance yet.
You might be in luck..Hollander lists it as a borg warner unit..The last year for the saginaw was 1980.. Then they brought it back in 82...Imagine that..
I just tried to look it up in my book and it's saying a 76mm 4 spd. or what ever a 77 4 &5 spd. a 83mm 4 spd. but it don't tell me the years like the auto trans. pg. doesI hope I helped you. Kinda feelin like I didn't:whacked: I know i'm confused now.
Chances are real good that it is a super t10. Heck-of-a-transmission..
Does a 1985 Camaro T-85 transmission have the same dimentions as a Muncie. In other words could the Muncie be exchanged for the T-85 and the trans mount and drive shaft fit without modification ?