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Also need to see if your crankshaft will accept a pilot bushing

Compared to his 318, he will notice a big difference in torque. I'm a fan of the 383's also

I like CenterForce clutches

Is the rocker arm in the up or down position?

I feel sure that Calhoun's does. I can get a phone number for you if you would like to talk with him

You may be thinking of Calhoun's Transmissions here in Ashe county. I can vouch for his work. Zionsville Transmissions in Watauga is just outside of Boone, he has a good reputation.

Not a factory stamp.

You might find a wheel cylinder hone that will fit in there.

I'm pretty sure that you can indeed use a 143 tooth ring gear on your flywheel.

Good deal. Thank you much !

I came across this transmission today and was curious if anyone has an educated guess what kind of car it's from.

https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/4-speed-stuff.244265/#post-912221061

It was stored in less than ideal conditions for several years. The gear oil is clean and uncontaminated so I think it's ok.

Can anyone tell me more about this A 833. I'm thinking it's the original transmission from my '68 Sport Satellite.

If it's complete that sounds like a decent buy to me. They were a good engine and they are not as plentiful as in the past.

I recently tore two 383's down that I had hopes of making run. They looked clean on the outside, air filters still on, etc. Found a large mouse nest down a cylinder on both engines. They had entered via exhaust pipe, and down by an open exhaust valve. Will require new pistons and boring the...