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#1075993 12/29/2014 4:40 PM
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I have what I believe is a stock transmission in my COE. My questions are,
1.Would a SM465(I have in the garage) give me a higher top speed? Or do they have the same top gear?
2.If so would the stick shift adapter and the reverse lock out shifter fit it off the original tranny?
3.Is that to much weight to hang off the back of the motor?

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Hy Straightjacket, I will answer your questions as simply as possible
1.No, both transmissions are 1 to 1 in high gear, direct drive.
2.No, those two transmissions are totally different from one another including dimensions.
3.No

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Thanks for the quick reply. Kinda thought as much. Funny how the extra parts in the shop are never the ones you need.

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Got to talking with the owner of the local yard about this. He has a Brownie OD that he said would be more period correct than other options. I will have to search out some opinions/information on this.


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