Falcon Racing Transmission with Stand
The Falcon Late Model transmission has two forward speeds, neutral, and reverse, with an integral hydraulically-applied clutch operating low and reverse gears. High gear is a direct-drive 1-to-1 ratio with minimal rotating mass. With its aluminum case and extension housing, the transmission weighs just 45 pounds.
It’s comparable dimensionally to a Muncie, T-10, and other similar transmissions—and that includes the 1-3/16” x 27-spline output shaft, which by design contributes to the most positive high gear retention in the industry. It comes with the correct crank coupler for easy installation—even to a stock flywheel housing. Frictionless bearings support all rotating components for unmatched durability, and as with all Winters transmissions, all rotating internals, from gears to shafts, are REM-finished.
Speedway Wissota Chevy/Ford Steel Bellhousing
Braided Stainless 60 Inch Brake Line
Braided stainless covering over a Teflon inner liner. These are perfect for brake lines, clutch lines and gauge lines. These have straight AN3 or AN4 fittings on both ends. Sold each.
B&M Trick Shift ATF Transmission Fluid
Trick Shift ATF was originally developed by B&M for racing applications. It’s become so successful that it’s the most popular high-performance fluid on the street also. A scientific blend of foam inhibitors, pressure agents and shift modifiers that will provide extended transmission life and drastically improved shift feel. Trick Shift is the easiest way to measurably improve the transmission performance of your vehicle.
Trick Shift works with all automatic transmissions when a firmer shift is desired (not recommended for electronic controlled transmissions). It can be mixed with stock-type transmission fluids, however, to attain maximum improvement you should use Trick Shift exclusively. Ideal for towing, light trucks, and RV applications as well as racing.
Speedway Bellhousing Bolt Kit
The Speedway Bellhousing Bolt Kit has all necessary hardware to install our steel bellhousing () to back of your motor.
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