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Old September 2nd, 2017, 04:53 AM
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70-72 4 speed battery tube

70-72 455 4 speed battery tube needed anyone have one? I have a really nice 350 4spd battery tube if anyone wants to trade full or partial. Thanks Brandon


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I have some what is the difference ?
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They bolt in the back of the head instead of the frame and there a little bit longer
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And the 455 bracket is on the opposite side compared to the one in the picture above
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How long is it. Its like 111 today so not going outside till 8 pm.
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IM not home but its about 8"
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Old September 3rd, 2017, 06:17 AM
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Brandon,
I am assuming you are just looking for the bracket, the tube should be the same and the one you have is in really nice condition. I am pretty sure I don't have one but I will look. Here is a pic for those trying to help.
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Jim yes i would just take a bracket if thats all i can get. Patton someone deleted your post pm me if you want. Thanks Brandon
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Sorry - I had posted something thinking the TUBES were different (350-4spd VS 455 4 spd) but looked in the assembly manual and saw that they are, in fact, the same PN (PN on JHarsh's pic wasn't real legible). Was going to say all you needed was the correct clamp since your tube appeared to be correct.

Anyway, deleted it after I looked up the tube PN's.
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So they are different tubes? I cant read the part numbers either.
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No - I checked my manual here (the pic on the screen, being a computer screen, was JUST grainy enough to make the numbers appear POSSIBLY different).

The Assembly Manual page (like the page shown in JHarsh's pic) shows the two tubes to be THE SAME part number (350 4 spd and 455 4 spd). That's what JHarsh mentions in his posting above as well.

So....you don't need a different tube if you have the tube shown in the pic YOU posted. You just need the 455 4 spd BRACKET (Assembly Manual calls it a "clamp").

If worst comes to worst, I'm thinking you may be able to remove the "arm" from your 350 clamp (it's spot welded together) and weld it back onto the other part of the clamp (the part that actually surrounds the tube) in a position that will be the same as shown in the manual. You may have to "flip" the clamp part of the clamp and then weld the arm back on at a 90 degree angle to make it all look "original".

I'll check a couple I have here and see if this is a valid "fix"/option.

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