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Re: Do 904's and 727's share a cross member?
[Re: midnite360]
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05/18/11 01:49 PM
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same mount and cross member only the tail shaft changed in length 727 shorter shaft 904 longer shaft I even used a 727 short shaft from a truck with a splined drive shaft in my 68 Dart with the 68 904 mount and cross member 
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Re: Do 904's and 727's share a cross member?
[Re: astjp2]
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05/18/11 02:42 PM
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The tranny length and rear housings are interchangeable for both transmissions. T
Huh ??? the length from the engine to the trans mount is the same between the 2 , but the tail housing are not interchangeable since the 72 is longer than the 904 and uses a different size yoke .
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Re: Do 904's and 727's share a cross member?
[Re: astjp2]
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05/18/11 02:48 PM
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The tranny length and rear housings are interchangeable for both transmissions. T
I remember the first time I got drunk........... 
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Re: Do 904's and 727's share a cross member?
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05/18/11 03:19 PM
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The tranny length and rear housings are interchangeable for both transmissions. T
I remember the first time I got drunk...........
It seems like you haven't stopped ?
Instead of belittling a person maybe it would be more useful of your use on clean air to help educate them ?
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Re: Do 904's and 727's share a cross member?
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05/18/11 03:21 PM
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The tranny length and rear housings are interchangeable for both transmissions. T
I remember the first time I got drunk...........
It seems like you haven't stopped ?
Instead of belittling a person maybe it would be more useful of your use on clean air to help educate them ?
Clean air????????????????
Take a laxative. YOU have the sense of humor of a mortician.
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Re: Do 904's and 727's share a cross member?
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05/18/11 04:17 PM
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I have personally swapped them, on an AMC, they were exactly the same and the spline for both was a 23. Tim
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The tranny length and rear housings are interchangeable for both transmissions. T
Huh ??? the length from the engine to the trans mount is the same between the 2 , but the tail housing are not interchangeable since the 72 is longer than the 904 and uses a different size yoke .
Well then take that as an FYI , they are NOT interchangleable on Chrysler spec transmissions.
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Re: Do 904's and 727's share a cross member?
[Re: buildanother]
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05/18/11 05:29 PM
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Think the original poster wants to know if the 727 needs a different crossmember when the upgrade to 727 from 904 is made. Answer is both trans's use the same crossmember, okay? 
Yup Thanks!
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