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Sorry Wayne, but it's not gonna be as much fun as an M20 or M21...........or M22......lol
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wonder why no new ones in the kit?
The RPM drops from 4000 or 4500 to about 3000 RPM. No, never a no-lift. I abused it enough as it was.In this scenario, what is your shift rpm? Ever try a no-lift-shift with one? I have not been brave enough.
"You gotta run what you brung"Sorry Wayne, but it's not gonna be as much fun as an M20 or M21...........or M22......lol
10/4. Any idea why they used different ones on these heads, all they had or is there a reason?Because the kit is designed to fit together and work well with your specific cam and spring combo, for optimum performance and longevity. The valve seals are just oil seals and the cam manufacturers aren't going to know exactly what anyone needs. It largely depends on what work has been done on the heads in the past. It will be whatever the machinist decided to use.
For one thing too many sizes, types and preferences. And most guys don't change them with cam swaps,most change them at valve job time or when they start leaking.wonder why no new ones in the kit?
10/4. Any idea why they used different ones on these heads, all they had or is there a reason?
Sneak peak still have to finish springs and install intake
I believe it's a direct swap with zero modsMy 3 speed is the 4 bolt side cover I'm assuming muncie. Will a 3 speed saginaw fit in its place (the one with more bolts on the side cover)without having to mess with mounts/driveshaft etc?
I opening mine up and its a little gnarly
I think the yokes/output shafts are the same, but I could be wrong.The Saginaw might be a fine spline yoke? The original is coarse?.............maybe
yes....I hope I can get it back together once I get the needle bearings I needAssuming you are rebuilding the transmission, it should be better when you're done. With new seals it better not leak anymore...lol...