[rj]

hey guys, can anyone tell me how to tell if i have a c-4 or a c-3 or a c-5? i'm kinda dumb about this.

 

[Just Strokin]

Not sure on a C3, but I think it is either the pinto tranny or a 2 speed. Irregarless, not worth fooling with.

The C4/C5 has a pretty much square pan on it. Can either be a case-fill (also called a step case C4, bellhousing bolts to the pump) or a pan fill model. The pan fill (bellhousing bolts to the case) model is generally the one with more clutches and is considered the heavy duty C4/C5. Either one, the tranny is three pieces, bellhousing, case, tail housing. The C5 is basically a C4 with a modified valve body and a centrifugal lock up converter. The C5 came about some where in 1980. The same mods for a C4 work with a C5 as does the 67-80 C4 valve body/transbrake.

The C6 is longer than a C4/C5 and is heavier. The case and bellhousing are one peice, so the C6 is a 2 piece tranny, case& bellhousing as one and then the tail housing.

Then you have the FMX, it is 3 pieces also, but the case is case iron.

Hope this helps.

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