78 4-Speed
Don't want a 5 or 6 Speed'
Which make Transmissuion came in a 1978?
Will my auto crossmember interchange?
Will my auto driveshaft interchange?
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Thanks, Jackie
Here's an interesting thread on the forum from a few years past
Borg Warner
But do a search on the forum. Seems like this has been visited frequently over the years.
Borg-Warner T-10 four-speed
At some point during 1974, Chevrolet fazed in the Super T10, to replaced the Muncie's, that were previously used. The last year a regular BW T-10 was used, was 1963.
Saginaw 4 speeds were also used in some 78 (and 79-80) Corvettes.
The 1981 Corvette parts book, shows the same drive shaft part number for use with the automatic and the 4 speed.
Check with Volunteer Products, in Knoxville, TN. They make a conversion kit for doing this swap. It doesn't have the trans, clutch or bellhousing, but it does contain all the other parts you need (pedals, cross shaft, push rods, shifter, etc.). It's a lot easier than trying to track down all the pieces needed.
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I went the other way on my 74 L-82 - took out the BW T10 4-speed (also had the Muncie 4-speed at one time (I tend to blow stuff up!)) and put in a Turbo 350. Same crossmember (welded-in manual crossmember) and drive shaft and yoke. Pull one out and put the other in. Then deal with clutch/shifter, etc.
Good Luck.
The 32 spline output yoke is also used on the TH-400, but may have either 1310 or 1330 series u-joint compatibility.
If you find incompatibility, Spicer makes a nice conversion u-joint to join 1310 and 1330 series.
The removable cross member works with both transmissions and makes removal and replacement much easier.






















