Transmission identification
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<td align="CENTER" valign="CENTER" bgcolor="#FFF8DC">'''T-96'''</td><td valign="CENTER">4 bolt, round, separate 7", T-96X-1X</td></tr><tr> | <td align="CENTER" valign="CENTER" bgcolor="#FFF8DC">'''T-96'''</td><td valign="CENTER">4 bolt, round, separate 7", T-96X-1X</td></tr><tr> | ||
<td align="CENTER" valign="CENTER" bgcolor="#FFF8DC">'''T-17x'''</td><td valign="CENTER">9 bolt, 10.25", C2604xxxx</td></tr><tr></tr></table> | <td align="CENTER" valign="CENTER" bgcolor="#FFF8DC">'''T-17x'''</td><td valign="CENTER">9 bolt, 10.25", C2604xxxx</td></tr><tr></tr></table> | ||
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− | The T-10 "V" series 2:43 and 2:64 were wide ratio and used until from '66 to early '68. In '68 they went to the 2:23 close-ratio transmissions on all cars (except the SST/AMX which was | + | ====Other ID clues==== |
+ | *The T-10 "V" series 2:43 and 2:64 were wide ratio and used until from '66 to early '68. | ||
+ | *In '68 they went to the 2:23 close-ratio transmissions on all cars (except the SST/AMX which was close ratio, but used the 2:64 first gear). This was continued up to 1974. This is why the above way of identification of T-10s might not always be correct. | ||
;There are ways to tell T-10's apart, for example<nowiki>:</nowiki> | ;There are ways to tell T-10's apart, for example<nowiki>:</nowiki> |