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General Category => Technical Discussion => Topic started by: tjsplaza on July 12, 2007, 02:40:48 AM

Title: 727 transmissions
Post by: tjsplaza on July 12, 2007, 02:40:48 AM
I just got a 56 2dr with a 1968 roadrunner 383 and 727 transmission.? Since I don't know anything about late 60's mopar, does anyone know if all 727's are the same or?? I would like to get rid of the floor shift and set it up with the push buttons controls on the left dash. Or is this just a bad idea?
thanks in advance                tom
Title: Re: 727 transmissions
Post by: POC-Admin on July 12, 2007, 12:56:28 PM
727 transmissions from the 1st cast iron version up to 1966 have 19 splines on the input shaft. Non-lockup 727 transmissions from 1967 onward have 24 splines. Lockup 727 transmissions that debuted in 1978 had 23 splines.  All cases before 1962 were cast iron - the aluminum case came with the 1962 model year.

Not all 727 transmissions made after 1978 were lockup; specifically towing package 727 transmissions commonly were non-lockup, and would have the '67-onward 24 spline input shaft. The A-518 overdrive also has 23 splines. The output shaft has 29 splines.