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Bell housing for 3spd overdrive

Posted By 60F-100TN 9 Years Ago
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I have a dilemma. I have a 3spd overdrive transmission that I would like to eventually bolt up behind my 292. Only after purchasing and really looking at it did I realize that the bolt pattern isn't the same as on the 3spd that I have in it right now. I found a bell housing with number taak 7505b and it appears that the bolt patterns are the same. Can anyone tell me for sure if this will work with what I have? Thanks for any information you guys can give me.

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More info or picture of the trans would be helpful. Most 3spd OD I have seen/used had the same bolt pattern as the 3spd. I think the bell housing number taak 7505b is a six cylinder bell housing and won't bolt to a Y block
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The bolt pattern is the same for three speed standard shift, overdrive or non overdrive,sound like you have the wrong overdrive trans.  Carl
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If your screen name is any clue, you have a 1960 F100.  If the 3 speed overdrive doesn't match the bellhousing, then you either have a 4 speed currently installed in the truck or perhaps the 3 speed overdrive is the later 4 speed overdrive toploader, which does use a different bolt pattern than earlier 3 and 4 speeds.


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If your screen name is any clue, you have a 1960 F100.  If the 3 speed overdrive doesn't match the bellhousing, then you either have a 4 speed currently installed in the truck or perhaps the 3 speed overdrive is the later 4 speed overdrive toploader, which does use a different bolt pattern than earlier 3 and 4 speeds.
Sorry didn't think about a truck trans just car  Carl

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I just resently picked up a 3sp OD as well,got any pictures?I want see what we're up against.Mine is going into a 55' Meteor and think I only have to find the right clutch disc but I'd like to see what your useing.In case it ends up in a truck instead.

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Car and truck 3 speeds do not interchange.  The input shafts are different lengths and diameters.



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There are some double bolt pattern T85s for the cars with 390 and 406 engines which will fit the narrow bolt pattern as well as the wide. I have one as a back up in case one of my regular T85s go out for some reason unknown.


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