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Postby Fryksten » Mon Dec 30, 2024 4:44 pm

I’m trying to fit a th700r4 into my car.
The car is an old race car. With that all the holes and cut’s, they just come with car.. life is that way. Or mm and inch fasteners on the same bracket.. yes, this is life.
Before me the car had a 406 and th350, handmade solid engine motor mounts from original parts, hooker super comp headers. Yes, the one that give you bragging rights “ fender walls ”.
Is there someone who has made this transfer to th700 r4 before? I have been cruising the internet, without luck, any luck. It seems that no one has done before.
Is there some information, pictures or just plain help!
Greetings from Sweden
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Re: Th700r4

Postby BadBowtie » Tue Dec 31, 2024 11:08 pm

Im no expert, I have a 4 speed in my Vega. But i did find a posts about it that might help https://forums.h-body.org/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=3702
Best I'm sure there are other options out there but this one is the DIY version, enjoy the overdrive!
We have a non lockup 700r4 in a 1931 model A (sbc 327) and its a great addition. Don't forget to get the TV cable geometry right or just buy a kit, been flawless since day 1.
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Re: Th700r4

Postby Fryksten » Sun Jan 05, 2025 1:23 pm

Hej James.

Thanks for information.
My car came as org V8 . The V8 bracket has a way. Hand made solid motor mounts, hand made during the 90s.. Stop thinking, just do. If it don't work, you can redo it. But first you must have done something first.

Cold today, but no polar beers in the Stockholm street's :D :D
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Re: Th700r4

Postby cammerjeff » Tue Jan 21, 2025 1:38 pm

I have a Home made transmission mount that is supposed to work with a 7004R and a modified torque arm. I bought it for a car I sold and ended up using with a 200R4 instead. You could have both for $100 plus shipping, but shipping will be expensive. Where are you located? I am in the Detroit area.
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