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Very informative. Do you know if GM owned Muncie? Are they still around, in
one form or another?

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Subject: Re: [Chevelle-List] Super T-10



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Super T-10 as tough a M-22, wishfull thinking!! here
is a little info on the Muncie.

Muncie 4 speed transmissions were used in General
Motors cars from 1963 to early 1975. These gear boxes
were used when power levels exceeded the limits of the
early Borg Warner T10 4 speed. It was actually based
on the T-10 design and uses the same basic gear
layout. The T10 made it's appearance in GM cars in
1957. From 1957 to 1963 many changes took place inside
the gearbox to meet the increasing horsepower the new
engines were putting out. It was replaced by the
Muncie in late 1963. The Muncie 4 speed was used in
production vehicles until power levels dropped in
1975. 1975 was the first year catalytic converters ,
smog pumps, and low horsepower were introduced. These
new requirements led to the demise of the Muncie and
the reintroduction of the improved T10 called the
Super T10.

While General Motors was switching gearboxes around
from 1963 to 1975 other companies such as Ford and AMC
kept the T10 in production. So we got to see T10, and
First Design Super T10 transmissions end up in these
cars. It was also an opportunity for Borg Warner to
design replacement Super T10's for the Muncie. These 4
speeds offered 9310 nickel gears, had a wide variety
of gear ratios, and were available from any auto parts
store carrying the Borg Warner parts line. A variation
of this Super T10 ended up in GM cars from 1975 to
1983. Also as the 4 speed section of the 4+3 Corvette
Overdrive in 1984 to 1988 Corvettes.

Rocky Hill
My66SS http://www.geocities.com/rocks66ss



--- Lojac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is the Super T-10 a direct bolt in for a 69
> Chevelle?  My Muncie is dying a horrible death and I
> need to replace it.  I hear Super T-10 is as tough
> as a M-22, only cheaper.  Does anyone know the input
> shaft and output chaft for the 69 Chevelle?  There
> are so many numbers out there, that I am getting
> overwhelmed.
>
> Thanks in Advance,
> Lojac
>


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