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6768chevylover 03-08-2017 12:36 PM

sm 465
 
Can I use any year sm465 to mate to my 71 np205 transfercase as long as I have the adapter? When they say 10 spline and 32 spline, is that the front input shaft or rear?

kwmech 03-08-2017 12:44 PM

Re: sm 465
 
10 spline rear output was most common in the 4wd. Later model trucks had the 32 spline rear output. So yeah, just about any 4wd up to '85 or 86 is what you'll be looking for

6768chevylover 03-08-2017 06:29 PM

Re: sm 465
 
out of curiosity, is any one running an nv3500 behind their engines?

6768chevylover 03-09-2017 01:42 PM

Re: sm 465
 
What clutch would you use for the sm465? Its gonna see some towing but mostly street use.. Engine is just about stock but has a little better cam in it with and intake and carb upgrade..

nonstop 03-10-2017 12:17 AM

Re: sm 465
 
I used a Sachs clutch in mine. That is after the center hub broke on my Centerforce (no abuse or dropping the clutch). The clutch has held up great for over 15 years now with a big block and some towing.

'63GENIII 03-12-2017 12:11 AM

Re: sm 465
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 6768chevylover (Post 7880258)
out of curiosity, is any one running an nv3500 behind their engines?

Really it depends on the engine. A 3500 would probably be ok with a stock small block and conservative driving. I have a 4500 with a mild 454 and am still cautious with it. I still think that a 465 is a stronger trans. No proof of that but just a feeling after driving both.

Quote:

Originally Posted by nonstop (Post 7881508)
I used a Sachs clutch in mine. That is after the center hub broke on my Centerforce (no abuse or dropping the clutch). The clutch has held up great for over 15 years now with a big block and some towing.

Same here. Sachs. Upon opening the box though, I saw the Valeo stamping on the PP and clutch. Has held up fine with the 396 and now the 454 and has to be going on 5 years or so. Lots of towing 7-8k, once in a while 10k+. I do hammer the throttle occasionally and it has never slipped that I can tell. Way cheaper than a CF.

Nonstop, good to see you here a little more recently!

nonstop 03-12-2017 02:58 AM

Re: sm 465
 
Thanks, nice to be back here again! Now that the rains are stopping, back to workin on the truck and motivation is rising!


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