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A major reason for wanting the modern trans is the synchromesh. I can downshift the A trans, but not at high speed (30-40+). Slowing down from hi-way speed for entry to a driveway (5> 4>3) plus brakes is so much easier with a synchro than the model A ( 3> brakes > brakes> brakes >2).
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Aren’t the synchro rings only on second and third? IIRC first is still crash box.
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But the O/D has high and low range with synchros. Simply put the Mitchell O/D in neutral and you can shift the Model A Trans into any gear you want, then re-engage the Mitchell O/D... within reason. I wouldn't recommend shifting into first at 40mph!! ![]() ![]() Last edited by Y-Blockhead; 11-26-2024 at 05:17 PM. |
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