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<blockquote data-quote="ScottyDsntKnow" data-source="post: 1215841" data-attributes="member: 10454"><p>Not anymore. Both of them have adapter plates available that bolt right on and they can bolt to anything after that. You can get a BUILT one for less than a TKO 500 that will shift better, be lighter and bolt right back in with no other mods. Biggest reason to NOT run one IMO was that you couldn't do a SFI rated bell in them before but now you can. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Tremec bell, so no you have to buy a new bell. I had one in my 95, I had to manually align the driveshaft and if not in a fox you'll need a longer DS or a DS spacer as well as a fox style clutch fork. They are technically TKOs as well, they were the entry level model before the 500/600 series replaced the older style ones. And like all TKOs, they shift like a bucket off ass unless you have Liberty modify it with a sure shift kit and even then.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ScottyDsntKnow, post: 1215841, member: 10454"] Not anymore. Both of them have adapter plates available that bolt right on and they can bolt to anything after that. You can get a BUILT one for less than a TKO 500 that will shift better, be lighter and bolt right back in with no other mods. Biggest reason to NOT run one IMO was that you couldn't do a SFI rated bell in them before but now you can. Tremec bell, so no you have to buy a new bell. I had one in my 95, I had to manually align the driveshaft and if not in a fox you'll need a longer DS or a DS spacer as well as a fox style clutch fork. They are technically TKOs as well, they were the entry level model before the 500/600 series replaced the older style ones. And like all TKOs, they shift like a bucket off ass unless you have Liberty modify it with a sure shift kit and even then. [/QUOTE]
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