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292 Y block to a Ford 303 3 speed transmission

Posted By craigibc 14 Years Ago
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craigibc
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Hitting on all eight cylinders

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I tried this on the HAMB and not getting alot of results. Hoping you guys can help me out!



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I have a 292 Y block and I need a bellhousing to connect the 303 transmission to the yblock. I found one for sale and I want to verify from you y block guys that I am buying the right bellhousing. I have a line on a two different standard shift bellhousings the part # AG-6394-B and AE-6394-E.



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Also I have the complete yblock 4 speed truck setup and it is all new. Can I use the clutch fork from the 4 speed or do I need to purchase a different one? How about the clutch and all the other goodies? Can I use anything from the current setup or do I purchase all new parts? If so what parts do I need?





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Dave V
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I made this conversion in my 56 Victoria. All I had to do was turn down the bearing retainer on the front of the transmission on my lathe so that it would fit the index hole in the 56 bellhousing. The mounting bolt pattern was the same.  Dave

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