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#904088 12/16/2012 10:23 PM
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I have a 1950 3100 with a 3 on a tree and torque tube. I have rebuilt the Shifter box and have had enough of being stuck in gears. My question to you is can I mount a universal 3 speed floor shift to my torque tube tranny or should I buy the Patrick's 4 speed floor conversion kit for more money? Will Patricks kit give me a little more top speed than just putting a 3 speed shifter on the floor?

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This was just discuses a few days ago. Here is a LINK Whitedog posted to a shifter that will work for you.
Patrick's 4 speed is not an overdrive so the top speed will stay the same.


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tonyphil123 #904092 12/16/2012 10:33 PM
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I saw this and it said for passenger cars. I hate to sound stupid but did the chevy cars have the torque tubes also? Also how can i tell the year of my tranny? My engine is a 235 from 54 but not sure about the tranny..

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tonyphil123 #904094 12/16/2012 10:39 PM
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I did not notice it was for cars.
Cars and trucks had torque tubes up through 1954
You may need to ask them if it will fit truck.


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