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  1. Rich, here is a list of the MOPAR pressure plates - you can see where the 1368 fits! Regards, Russ mopar.pressure.plates.pdf
  2. We made our first T5 adapter kits in 2006 and have sold hundreds of them to enthusiasts all over the world! We are car guys. We have experience in restoring, and making vintage cars our life's work and continue to do so today. Headquartered in Michigan, where cars are in our blood, we have the technology available to us to manufacture the best parts available. When you contact us, we have car guys who answer your questions and assist you with restoration advice for your car. All Bolt in and all you need to have made is a new driveshaft! In production right now is an emergency brake kit that attaches to you factory rear axle (you loose the factory e-brake when you change to the T5 transmission) - available in March! Contact us through the information on our website.
  3. Richard, Not sure if you got the answer about the 1368 Pressure Plate yet but it only fits 1955 Desoto, 1955-56 Dodge, 1955-56 Plymouth Flathead 6 engines. It will probably work for earlier engines but the reason there are different pressure plates is the spring tensions are all different and the length of the fingers that the throw out bearing ride on are different. You know me as the President of the Plymouth Owners Club (Russ Nardi) but I also own www.5speedadapter.com that sells kits to install the T5 5-speed overdrive in flathead Plymouths. I have all the reference books for flathead transmission parts.
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