1970 Challenger 4-Speed Conversion

[MesquiteMopar]

Hello,
New to the site.
I’m looking to convert my 1970 Challenger to a 4-speed.
Any recommendations of a reputable company who does great work.
I appreciate the help.

 

[terrywalker]

Are you looking to buy a kit and install it yourself or have someone do the installation? Brewer's offers the kits. I think Passon does also.
Brewer's Performance - Mopar A833 4-Speed Transmission and Component Specialists
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Terry W.

 

[Xcudame]

Terry nailed it for 4-speed info and kits.
Welcome to FEBO. You should post on the Welcome Wagon and introduce yourself so people can see your Challenger!

 

[MesquiteMopar]

I’m in the process of purchasing the parts that I need through Brewers.
Next is the transmission.
I’m kinda piecing this project together as I have some extra cash.
I was looking for a specific company who specializes in 4 speed / automatic conversions.

TERRY & XCUDAME I appreciate your suggestions.

Thank You

 

[Chryco Psycho]

I used to do these all the time but you are a bit far away .

 

[terrywalker]

I can't help you with information on who would do the conversion for you. I've done the conversion in the past on a 71 Challenger with the engine out of the car. That allowed me to weld in the z-bar bracket on the driver's side frame rail. Bolted everything to the engine and put it in. Cutting and putting in the 4-speed floor tunnel means you're committed and no going back once you cut the automatic hump out. I'm debating on changing the 72 Challenger I'm working on over to a 4 speed. I have everything to do the conversion. I did weld the frame bracket in since there's no engine in the car right now allowing me to do the conversion later if I decide to go with the automatic first and I won't need to pull the engine now. The floor carpet is different. The conversion isn't difficult. Good luck on what you decide to do.
Terry W.

 

[MesquiteMopar]

I appreciate the input guys.
I’m going to reach out to Brewers.
Hopefully they can recommend someone.

 

[Tim Lynch]

I appreciate the input guys.
I’m going to reach out to Brewers.
Hopefully they can recommend someone.

I would go with the Tremec 5 speed kit .I swapped my 727 for the Tremec and was able to do all the work myself .It comes with everything including hydraulic clutch and bolt in pedals.I love 5 th gear with the 3.54 in the Dana .

 

[Fireman Dan]

… and you can still have the pistol grip shifter

 

[Vyper575]

Are you looking to buy a kit and install it yourself or have someone do the installation? Brewer's offers the kits. I think Passon does also.
Brewer's Performance - Mopar A833 4-Speed Transmission and Component Specialists
and
Product Categories

Terry W.