You could use a 200-4R transmission. They are the same length as a TH350, overdrive, and were used in several different applications for about 10 years.
oh really?! what are they out of? this could get interesting
You could use a 200-4R transmission. They are the same length as a TH350, overdrive, and were used in several different applications for about 10 years.
Buick Grand National, Corvettes, and GM B-body cars to name a few. I'm sure there are more, but that's what I could find doing a quick search.
The 200r4 is very common behind the v6 and some v8 gm g-body cars. Which include 78-87 monte Carlo,Olds Cutlsss,Buick Regal,Pontiac Grand Prix. :thumb:
I still like the vw route james. If parts are kinda obscure & spendy down there, we have a vw outlet up here called bow wow, i think they are down there too, do you know of it? They have all kinds of vw everything. Pretty cheap too. Plus i have a few peeps in the euro crowd, i could poke around for an engine if ya like. Another outfit up here in the nw is olympic 4x4. They specialize in jeep stuff, but there was a guy while back that was turnin out some samurai's, mighta had a 4.0 I6 tho.
put a Toyota 22ret that little motor can take more abuse then most v8 or v6 not all that powerfull but bad to the bone
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Ever think of a maybe a 3cyl. Kubota or something of the like it would be lite enough but would probably need some pump work to get you where you want to be going down the road. Something different than the norm.
Please! i need front to back (bell housing back to end of tailshaft)27 1/4"
widest point at top/middle of trans8"
(ncluding shift linkage if it sticks out there)10 1/2", widest points at the trans pan11" but 13 1/2" total width including linkage,
and Trans height from middle of the trans11"
as well as the bellhousing hieght at the front 13" from top of bell to bottom of pan
if any of that makes sense.
Hope it helps.