I am doing a A518 transmission swap into my Challenger. I need a shift/arm lever from a 727. My question is there a specific lever for the E bodies. I have seen a couple of different ones, just need to know which one to use. The pictured is from a listing on eBay, so does it look like the correct one?
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moparlee
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It looks like the correct one. Here is mine, you will have to zoom in to see it better. You will also need the kick down lever too.
Thanks, I think that is the right one after enlarging it. Also, I plan on using the Bouchillon kit down cable kit, which includes the kick down lever.
Products: TorqueFlite Kickdown Cable Kit - Bouchillon Performance Engineering
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That picture is a standard 727, not a A-518 . The difference in the transmissions is the tail housing on the 518 is where the o/d is located.
https://www.hemmings.com/blog/article/chrysler-a-518-overdrive-transmission/
https://transmissioncenter.net/shop/727-to-518-transmission-swap-information/
https://www.hemmings.com/blog/article/chrysler-a-518-overdrive-transmission/
https://transmissioncenter.net/shop/727-to-518-transmission-swap-information/
Understood, I need the 727 arm to mate up with my SlapStick linkage. The 518 arms will not work since they designed for a cable operated column shift, and the ratio is wrong. Since the 518 is a 727 with the an overdrive, the 727 arm will work on the 518. At least that is the information I have found from the people that have done this before me.
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I didn't say that it was an A-518
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Sorry. He asked about the 5-18 and I misread your response as "here's mine". I thought you meant 518 not a 727.
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