Richmond Gear RGI-5 Manual Transmission GM Case Bolt Pattern, Dual-Position Short-Throw Shifter - 0.64 Overdrive (5th) Gear Ratio
836-R502064A
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GM Bolt Pattern
Dimensions for RGI-5 Manual Transmission with GM Bolt Pattern
R502064A Features:
- A compact aluminum main case for maximum transmission tunnel clearance
- Dual-position shifter location to suit application needs
- Three rail-shift internal design with steel shift forks for solid and positive shifting
- Billet aluminum top transmission cover
- Compatible with both mechanical and electronic speedometer pickups
- 1.125 in. shaft diameter
- 6.71 in. shaft length
- Gear ratios:
- 1st: 2.87
- 2nd: 1.89
- 3rd: 1.28
- 4th: 1.00
- 5th: 0.64
Specifications:
Will this fit a 55 chevy 210
Will this work in my 1966 Chevelle will I have to modify my counsel
Shifter location Will your trans shifter location be located in stock 4 speed location
Will this trans work with a stock GM bellhousing and throw out bearing ?
Is the shifter on center or is it set off to the left side?
Would this work behind a 6.2 LS motor in a 68 camaro?
Does this bolt up on a 1984 Corvette?
Will this transmission work for a 57 Chevrolet sedan
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