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Need Torqueflite 727 dimensions

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by scootermcrad, Mar 10, 2006.

  1. scootermcrad
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    Did a web search and came up empty for a do***ent that would show some realistic dimensions for each model. Does anyone have something they could scan for me or point me to a link that would have a page showing a detailed drawing with dimensions?

    ORRR... even better... someone could just send me there 727 and I could take the dimesnsion! ;) :D

    Thanks in advance!
    Scooter
     
  2. dr_amx
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    Big Block? Small block? What body style is it from a,b,c,e,f ? I could get you dimensions of a sb ebody trans when I get home
     
  3. rocknrods
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    This is what I got. And i Got it on here (HAMB) Wish I has info on MOPAR stuff. Someone will come along right about now with that info...
     

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  4. scootermcrad
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    Small block A727 would work. That's a ton of dimensions to take, but if you feel up to it that would be great.

    The primary things I need are:
    1) case dimensions (length, length of tail, height, width, etc.)
    2) shaft locations (center lines) relative to case and/or mounting surfaces and protruding lengths.
    3) locations of mounting holes and rear pad
    4) locations of linkage, dip stick, pan, etc.

    That's A TON of dimensioning... so if there's something already out there it would probably be easiest. I suspect anyone who has a repair manual may have these already. Anything would help though! Thanks!
     
  5. They made different length tail shafts, I found one at a swap last year the the tail shaft was only about 6" long.

    I got a long shaft small block ****** in the garage I'll snag some dimensions for ya and post 'em right quick. my big block ****** is down at the shed, its a truck ****** but I've measued iot and the only real difference i've found is the hawgs head.

    I can tell you right now that the shaft is not offset.

    back in a flash.


    36" total length (block to tail)
    20" talishaft housing.
    171/2wx16hx6deep bellhousing.

    main case about 9" wide and 101/2" from the pan flange to the high point.

    Cooling lines are on the drivers front and dipstick tube is p*** front.
     
  6. scootermcrad
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    Thanks for the help man!! :D

    After some major digging through TCI's site I found this:
    http://tciauto.com/tech_info/trans_dims.htm
    Sort of helpful, but doesn't give shaft locations and other details.
     
  7. bigaadams
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    from Georgia

    for the record pre A500 and A518 ******s excluded..the mounting distance from the bell housing to the ****** mounts was all the same for all autos and manuals for Chrysler...measure one and you have them all...
     
  8. That's what I thought, but I couldn't remember for sure. That short shaft truck ****** I saw last year the tail ended just behind the mount. I shoulda bought it just for the tail shaft. DOH
     
  9. scootermcrad
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    I was looking at the TCI link I posted above and noticed that TCI sells a "shorty" transmission. It appears as if it's not running a tail section. The overall length appears to be way short... but then I started looking even closer and the dimensions are really strange in relationship to the tail mount. It gives the overall (A) dimension as 17-15/16 and then it gives the mounting pad dimension of (C) as 20-9/16?? The (B) dimension for the end of the main case is strange too... shorter than all of them! :confused: What the %&*#! I'm confused now!!!

    Is anyone running a TCI A727 shorty?
     
  10. bigaadams
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    from Georgia

  11. scootermcrad
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    Great info! I don't think it's a violation to post good links to good info here, but if so then you created a huge violation! :D

    Still looking for dimensional info folks! I need to CAD this transmission, so the more info the better! Thanks!
     
  12. scootermcrad
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    Bump up for Monday!
     

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