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904 IN A 64 DART #1851141
06/17/15 04:01 PM
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VEHICLE IS A 273 904. INSTALLING A GOOD 360 AND 8 3/4 AND TRYING TO DECIDE WETHER TO USE THE 64 904 OR A 70 904. WHICH WOULD YOU USE IF REBUILDING AND CHANGING TO A FLOOR MOUNT SHIFTER. DO VALVE BODIES NEED CHANGED? DRIVESHAFT???

Re: 904 IN A 64 DART [Re: mracer360] #1851148
06/17/15 04:06 PM
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Re: 904 IN A 64 DART [Re: mracer360] #1851185
06/17/15 04:44 PM
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I'd go with the 70 for ease of linkage install etc.

Re: 904 IN A 64 DART [Re: mracer360] #1851187
06/17/15 04:49 PM
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Driveshaft will need changing, valve bodies are not interchangeable between the two. Not gonna find an aftermarket floor mount shifter for the 64 Torqueflite as far as I know.

From an upgrade point of view (torque converters, shifters, etc) the later 904 is a better choice.


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Re: 904 IN A 64 DART [Re: mracer360] #1851207
06/17/15 05:33 PM
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I'd go with the 70 & fab a shifter. this'll give you the slip yoke so you would need that yoke & may or may not have to shorten the shaft. Use the '70 TC (cant use the 64 TC with the 70 904) & you wont have to buy the ring for the TC nub needed with the 64 TC/360 crank pilot hole combo (pattys TF's if ever needed iirc). Not aure if '70 has the PTK or not, a desireable feature. HOWEVER just me if I had a 64 pb vehicle and a 64 PB trans I would stick with that, looks neat looks original no added floor shifter which I dont care for their looks/clutter


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