
03-24-2011, 07:56 PM
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Unfortunately, you have to remove everything from the rearend to swap gears.....brakes, half shafts, and even remove the center section from the car.
I think I would give myself two options in this scenario:
1. If the engine is still in short block form, then I would swap to a smaller camshaft. A cam swap would be super easy if the front of the engine isn't buttoned up, heads are not on, etc. Also, you can still have a very nice sounding, lopey camshaft without having a wild, temperamental camshaft. You could cut the duration down some and help with the low/mid range manners while still having a thumpy sounding engine.
2. Run everything as is and just see how you like it. You could always swap parts later down the road.
I would still go with the TKO 600 and the .82 overdrive....and picking a suitable clutch kit is simple.
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