Re: [Amc-list] interesting sites (T-96 in 67 big cars??)
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Re: [Amc-list] interesting sites (T-96 in 67 big cars??)
- From: adh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Sandwich Maker)
- Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2008 12:55:18 -0400 (EDT)
" From: Frank Swygert <farna@xxxxxxx>
"
"
" Maybe BW stopped producing the T-85? The 290 got a T-86. I bet a more
" likely answer is that few people ordered the big cars with the three
" speed and six combo, and AMC tried to cheap out by using the same
" trans in all models. Would have been better to put a T-85 in the
" smaller cars than a smaller trans in the big ones though!
iirc --
t86/t90 have a nearly square bolt pattern similar to the t96, and
6-bolt top covers, always used on small [287, 290] v8s
t85/t89 have a tall bolt pattern with one lower bolt kicked out, and
side covers, ancestor of the t10, used on large [327] v8s
both have long 1 1/8" x 10 spline input
patterns share top 2 bolts?
btw car t14 has t96 bolt pattern and input, t15 and jeep t14 have t86
bolt pattern and input. car apps have side shifters; jeeps, cane
shifter in top covers.
amc apparently didn't use the t85/t89 in '67, but iirc the last use of
the r10 o/d was on '71 ford pickups, with 390 -- and t89... so it
looks like gen2 v8s were never teamed with the t85, but i wonder about
the t85 and t10 bolt patterns, which i know are generally similar.
the same, maybe? what does it take to replace a t85 with a t10 in a
'65-6 ambo or marlin?
ps. i also recall a '67 289/t86/r10 option in small/mid fords.
" ----------------
" From: adh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Sandwich Maker)
"
" " From: Frank Swygert <farna@xxxxxxx>
" "
" " Only small cars got the T-96 (except for early big cars w/195.6 OHV).
"
" just checked my '67 10-50-80 tsm - the regular 3sp described for the
" 232 is a t96. h/d-fleet option was the t86 used with 290s.
"
" '68 for t14 and t15.
"
" you're right on the axle though, amc20 all the way.
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