When a tranny falls in love with a clutch, there comes a time in the relationship where they decide to mate. The tranny puts it's input shaft into the clutch and, uh...... :redface: how much more detail do you need















OK, maybe just post some pics of what you got and talk to 1fastmopar and he'll help you out. Any questions regarding tranny's should be directed to Quickjet. )eek)

 

The tranny puts it's input shaft into the clutch and, uh...

LOL....now that was funny!!!!!!

Looking at what I've got, I figure the output shaft on the tranny would need changed to fit into the clutch. What I don't see is how they get bolted together.

Tim

Uh RR 005, I think I see a problem here. It looks like you need to turn her over, er uh, around, uh, ...ah hell.........get ahold of Quickjet. He knows all about trannies.

 

LOL....now that was funny!!!!!!

Looking at what I've got, I figure the output shaft on the tranny would need changed to fit into the clutch. What I don't see is how they get bolted together.

Tim

 

I know there is a plate between them on wades boat but we have not seperated them

 

Forgot about this thread. A stand alone clutch has a different end plate set-up than one set up for a transmission. If you post some pics of what you've got, one of us should be able to help. Or you can call Scott at Lenco and he can answer your questions.