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powerglide behind a ford 4l

Started by misk · 28 Oct 2011 · 0 replies

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just curious as to how common this is at all? will a standard tailshaft with different yolk fit? can anyone with a custom or cast (ie. dellow) item please measure the total length (front to back) down the guts if you know what i mean... im going to modify my BTR bellhousing to suit the bolt pattern of the glide, just want to make sure i get the correct length. what converters are people using? is there a possability of say using an input shaft and flex plate to suit a windsor as that would certainly be more common in the states than an AU engine... or can i get away with using the converter from my BTR as im using the standard bellhousing? Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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