Reg,
While the two units are identical internally, the rear case on the TR7
unit is different (the aluminum part that the prop comes out of), and
the ratios are totally off. The input shaft also might be different.
Now the factory did make a prototype Spitfire with the Slant-4 (TR7)
engine back in the mid-'60's, so that's always an option... :)
Later,
Brian
Reginald Tulk wrote:
>
> Is a 4 speed transmission from a tr7 internally the same as a spitfire
> transmission? If so what would need to be done to make it work on a
> spitfire? I need a working non-OD spitfire transmission and can get this
> 4 speed tr7 for cheap but I'm not 100% sure if it will work or not.
>
> -OR-
>
> If anyone out there has a working spit tranny they want to sell cheap
> (or "free to a good home") - let me know!
>
> Reg
> '74 Spit (still in boxes, but might just get an overdrive for it if I
> can get the right trade!)
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