will a 2nd gen trans fit a 1st gen?
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RE: will a 2nd gen trans fit a 1st gen?
changing the bellhousing is a breeze, the only difficult part is getting the end of the gear shafts to line up as there are about 3 in that are close together and one is about 1/2' taller than the other to. there is about 5 shafts in there total tho, all in all about 20 mins to change the bellhousing.
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