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Modifierracing
07-07-03, 10:42 PM
Munci 4 speed aluminum housing with no miles
Came out of an 85 vette, 4 speed munci, just rebuilt. HD internals, stock gear ratios inside. Includes bellhousing, clutch assembly with throwout bearing and pilot bearing, and flywheel(just turned), clutch pedal, clutch master and slave, shifter and linkage. make offer
From 1984 through 1988, the fourth generation Corvette (C4) used the Doug Nash (formerly Borg-Warner) "4+3" as a manual transmission.
Modifierracing
07-07-03, 11:40 PM
This one doesnt have the electronic part for the 4+3 and according to the tranny builder it was a munci, but I could be wrong. It is not the original tranny. He said I could put munci m-21 or M-22 gear sets in it.
Dan
Sounds like someone didn't care for the 4+3 and swapped a Muncie in it's place. ;)
_ken :w
Modifierracing
07-08-03, 12:21 AM
Something like that.
Dan
There should be casting numbers on the passenger side of the case and it should also have some build dates and vin stamped into the case on the passenger side high on the back corner where it bolted up to the rear assymbly check it out and let me know what you see back there
johnny
Modifierracing
07-08-03, 10:06 PM
This is all it has on the passenger side
3885010
US Patent No. 8088336
General Motors Corp.
On the tailshaft it has
3846429
Hope this helps
Dan
Modifierracing
07-14-03, 04:39 PM
Did those # help at all? I am curious as to what it is as well now.
Dan
Modifierracing
07-14-03, 04:44 PM
Well it looks like it is a M20 or M21 according to what I found on the web, unless someone can correct me.
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