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Has anyone installed a US Gear v2od overdrive in a classic mustang?
I have a 65 coupe and was thinking about bolting this up to the c-4
 

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I don't like the idea of a pull cable to activate it., the GearVendors drive is only a little more money.
 
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I agree. I would prefer an electronically engaged unit.
The unit needs to be engaged at approx. 30-40 mph. Will this limit performance?

I figure I can get a used GV unit for about 1500. I've found units for 800 used, but they would require a c4 adapter, which could run $700.
These units would most likely come out of a truck used for heavy towing, so used units might need a rebuild, which would match the new price.

I've also considered changing the 200 to a 250 and going with an AOD.
 
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brianproctorla said:
I've also considered changing the 200 to a 250 and going with an AOD.
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I was just going to ask... why not AOD? I guess that's why...
Perhaps someone makes an adapter bellhousing for the 200? Seems like a better option.
 
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The AOD would be a good option, but it only bolts up to the 250 i6 from a 69+ stang. I've considered going to a 250 just to get overdrive.
As far as adapters go, I've read some posts about this company:
http://www.rodshop.com.au/transmissions.htm
I am waiting for a reply.
 
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