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Regarding the T10 in a car bell, the input bearing retainer needs to be turned down a little on the OD to fit in the bell opening and the input shaft needs to have approximately 3/8" cut off the nose of it. Some T10's have dual bolt pattern but if not you may have to drill 2 of the holes to match the bolt pattern.
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Y block Billy (3/16/2014)
Regarding the T10 in a car bell, the input bearing retainer needs to be turned down a little on the OD to fit in the bell opening and the input shaft needs to have approximately 3/8" cut off the nose of it. Some T10's have dual bolt pattern but if not you may have to drill 2 of the holes to match the bolt pattern.I put a T-10 in my car 47 years ago without cutting anything, no problems yet. lol......... Measure first!
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Howdy Lance, how about a price for overseas postage, i dont think 4 bucks will cover it.
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Getting the 8" ready to pull out. Anyone need an 8" out of a 56? 
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WHERE ARE THE JACK STANDS!!!!!!!!!!
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Was that you under the car Lance, or did you send your brother-in-law under that potential disaster?
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Thats my son Charlie, learning about cars finally.
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Hmmm, it looks like my post from yesterday didn't show up from my phone. So, to be clear the car does have jack stands under each side in front of the tires. Trust me they are there, I would not let my son under the car without them. Now Charlie's post makes more sense. The jack is there to raise and lower the rear to get it ready to pull. The photo does looks dangerous haha.
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