Silver Sport Transmissions EasyFit Transmission and Installation Kit for Select 1971-1974 Mopar B-Body and 1970-1974 Mopar E-Body Models
833-EFKMETKX
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Breakdown of Included Items for Silver Sport Transmissions EFKMETKX
Silver Sport Transmissions EFKMETKX Features:
- The TREMEC TKX has a compact, rounded case for perfect fitment even in tight transmission tunnels
- Capable of up to 7,500 rpm shift points
- Allows low RPM cruising for increased fuel economy
- Interchangeable with mechanical or hydraulic clutch actuators
- The STX shifter has a factory-correct position
- Heavy-duty needle roller-type pilot bearings with lube seal
- Rubber transmission isolator mount for vibration reduction
- Mechanical and electronic compatible speedometer connection
- Gear Ratios: 2.87, 1.89, 1.28, 1.00, 0.68, 2.56R
- Input Shaft Diameter: 1.125 in.
- Input Shaft Quantity: 26
- Output Shaft Quantity: 31
Silver Sport Transmissions EFKMETKX Fitment Notes:
- 1970-1974 Dodge Challenger
- 1970-1974 Plymouth Barracuda
- 1971-1974 Dodge Charger
- 1971-1974 Plymouth Satellite
- 1971-1974 Plymouth Road Runner/Super Bee
- 1971-1974 Plymouth GTX
Specifications:
Is there a speedometer drive kit available for this transmission? If not how do you connect your speedo drive?
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