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which 727's had 4 gear planetarys #1467700
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want to build a trans for my drag car and want to find one to start with the best parts and go from there..any idea's?

Re: which 727's had 4 gear planetarys [Re: Plymouth340] #1467701
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How big an engine and how heavy is your car ? 4 pinion planets may not be necessary. .

Re: which 727's had 4 gear planetarys [Re: JohnRR] #1467702
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How big an engine and how heavy is your car ? 4 pinion planets may not be necessary. .


675 hp small block @ 2830 lbs..got a 1972 small block case to start with.

Re: which 727's had 4 gear planetarys [Re: Plymouth340] #1467703
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The archives have some info on the planetaries.

http://www.moparts.org/Tech/Archive/auto/36.html

It should be noted that, after 40+ years, you never know what you'll find inside a 727...parts get swapped. Also worth noting is that 4-pinion planetaries aren't really any stronger than their 3-pinion cousins, the weak point is the splines in the aluminum front planet carrier. If you want reliability go with a steel front planetary.


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