converting from auto to 4 speed

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RaceU4her
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converting from auto to 4 speed

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my tranny just blew in my 65 comet and now having to take the tranny out i was wondering how hard it would be to convert it to a 4 speed, what parts are needed, how big of a job it is, ect. any info would help thanks.

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Post by cyclone67 »

other than the obvious you will need flywheel clutch disc and pressure plate for your engine cross member clutch linkage cross bar and pedels
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hey Raceu4her..if you need 4spd pedals, I have a couple that came out of a 65 caliente. let me know and I'll sell em to ya cheap!

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do comets require trans hump changes when you do that??
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Post by Hillbilly Comet Man »

You would need a 4 speed trans. hump.
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Post by lavron »

I would like to take this opportunity just to welcome you to the Forum RaceU4her.

Hopefully you can work through your current modification with out too much stress.

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Post by Judd »

Why do you have to change the trans hump?
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the position of the shifter holes in the floor are different. The manual cars and the automatic cars are very different.
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Post by cyclone65 »

Along with the pedals, I believe I have a steering column that I am willing to unload. If you're interested that is...

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