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Old 03-05-2009, 04:46 PM   #51
Rory McNeil
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Default Re: Anyone here race an inline six?

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Originally Posted by treessavoy View Post
The '66 D/Dart and late year 235hp cars had the 8 3/4 I bought one from the local Dodge dealer to replace the 7 1/4 that blew about every time I power shifted the 4 speed and that was with a 225, your right the small bolt pattern is least desirable and the '75's got the new 8 1/4.

Thanks for straightening that out, wouldn't want bad info out there.

Jim
Back in the early-mid 70`s I used to own a 65 Plymouth Valiant Signet with a 235HP 273 "Commando and a 4 speed. It had the small 7 1/4" (2.91 posi, I believe), that didn`t last very long at all.I knew a couple of other guys with similar 66 Valiants, and their cars all had the 8 3/4" rearend. Since I had 1 laying around, I swapped in a 9" from a 59 Ford station Wagon instead, which bolted in. These cars also had a tiny 9 " clutch and that weird "ball & trunion" driveshaft. At least the driveshaft flange kept the fluid inside the trans during the frequent clutch replacements! Throw in MoPars left and right threaded wheel studs and lug nuts,& tiny drum brakes,& it`s no wonder I went to Fords!
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