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#164188 03/28/2006 2:35 PM
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I was looking at one of the vendors to order a new floor mat for my truck and was given a choice of high tranny hump or low tranny hump...how do I tell which one I have? Since the truck originally had a 4 speed on the floor I'm assuming that it is a high hump. Anybody know for sure how to tell?


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auto & 3 speed trucks got low hump, all 4 speeds got high hump, it unbolts from floor. how is engine project going,,brian


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#164190 03/28/2006 5:16 PM
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Brian,
Engine looks good! I put it on the stand in my garage and have been cleaning, painting and salvaging parts off the old engine. It was an amazing transformation pulling the old one out and putting the "new" one in. I got it put in the truck last weekend. I'll try and figure out how to post some pics.

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restoman told me that the turbo 400 tranny was a high hump

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not - 4spd's had the hump to clear the shift tower

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#164193 04/03/2006 3:20 PM
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Ok thanks. I still don't know what it was built with but am getting closer

#164194 11/23/2006 7:23 AM
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Can anyone answer the low hump/high hump question for a 65 C20 that has a Muncie conversion? I don't know which tranny was originally in it. How high off the footwell is the low vs high hump? How wide? I want to get a rubber floor mat for this pup but not sure which one to order. Thanks.

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The dog house of both the high hump and low hump style, is attached with bolts to capture nuts on the under side of the floor board. The low hump will have a smooth, mild curved shape covering the opening. The high hump dog house is nearly vertical and squared at the sides and rises approximately 6" and flattens off at the top where the floor shift tower pokes through the cover.

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Low Hump Dog House Cover


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