Posted by Red Mud on February 19, 2012 at 07:08:55 from (216.167.146.21):
In Reply to: OT sorta... posted by BCnT on February 19, 2012 at 00:02:49:
If they both have 460's there shouldn't be a problem, I've gone from a 5 speed to a 4 speed on about the same models without any problems other than having to extend the drive shaft couple inches for the four speed. Plus they were both F350's but that shouldn't make a difference. I've even put a 4 speed behind a 460 while Ford was only using automatics behind them because Ford didn't think they had a transmission that would stand up behind a 460. I used a 390 FE flywheel(Yes the FE flywheel will fit the older 460's) and a 429 bellhousing that had what I needed for the clutch.. I had no problems with it either.
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