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the427king 10-25-2020 06:17 PM

1971 cuda 383 4 sp
 
Im told there are a few different transmissions used in 71 cuda 383 cars w 4 speed. Does anyone know the differences as far as rebuild kits go? rear is a 391 if that matters

njsteve 10-25-2020 07:47 PM

The 1971 383 was the lower performance version - less HP than 1970. As far as I know it used the 23 spline A-833 and not the 18 spline version that the 440 and 426 got.

This is from a historical website:

"The major change for 1971 (actually a late-’70 running change) is a redesign of the side cover and interlock mechanism. New sheet-steel interlock levers replace the old pin-and-balls type. The setup required new internal shift forks, which were now made of cast steel instead of brass. The entire side cover setups can be interchanged either way, which is useful, since the ’70-down type is generally regarded as better for drag racing and serious abuse."

https://www.allpar.com/mopar/transmi...ed-manual.html

the427king 10-25-2020 07:50 PM

I know its not the same as the hemi 4 speed , but i was told there are alot of versions of this type trans[IE when ordering a rebuild kit] Im guessing it was potentially spline/side cover gasket and the like??? Want to order a rebuild kit and everyone is telling me they need to see the transmission first? , which makes no sense to me.

njsteve 10-25-2020 08:55 PM

Have you tried Brewers? He seems to be the expert on these old boxes.

http://www.brewersperformance.com/store.php

the427king 10-25-2020 10:03 PM

funny thing, i just did a bunch of searches and i came up with that website ... i guesss there are a lot of internal differences in the parts from year to year from what i can see .. thanks

PLATINUM6BBL 10-26-2020 06:15 PM

https://www.passonperformance.com/

Lee Stewart 10-26-2020 06:59 PM

https://i.postimg.cc/zXghhvTM/71-21-1.jpg

njsteve 10-26-2020 07:20 PM

Wow, that’s bizarrely specific!

JRSully 10-27-2020 09:29 PM

Amazing how the car manufacturers watched every penny, in every assembly, component, and part

442w30 10-28-2020 04:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JRSully (Post 1519914)
Amazing how the car manufacturers watched every penny, in every assembly, component, and part

If that were true, then Chrysler wouldn't have gone bankrupt. :twocents:


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