TH400 Switch Pitch Kit

Discussion in 'Parts wanted' started by mdill, Sep 23, 2011.

  1. mdill

    mdill Member

    Hello,

    Looking for a TH-400 switch kit.


    Thanks Mike D.
     
  2. C.Rob

    C.Rob Well-Known Member

    Got one in stock $250
     
  3. DansGS

    DansGS Well-Known Member

    I've got several used setups. What's your application??
     
  4. mdill

    mdill Member

    Well the application is for of all things a 1970's Jeep Wagoneer, from what I gather all the TH-400's (I hope that holds as I still have to open mine up) have the passages needed, but I will have to check on the AMC pattern Th-400 Jeep used, I have more GM than Jeep parts in the case now (I never found a AMC/Jeep case vs. BOP/chev case differance) so far other than the bellhousing patterrn, I hope that holds true with the SP passages.
    So I beleive I am looking for a 13" low -> medium stall ratio converter vs. the medium->high 12" ones tha go fast guys like/need.
     
  5. RACEBUICKS

    RACEBUICKS Midwest Buick Mafia

    I have a complete trans th400 with it all installed....where are you located?
     
  6. Rocket Racer

    Rocket Racer Well-Known Member

    It has to have the AMC/Jeep bell-bolt pattern.
     
  7. mdill

    mdill Member

    I am in Richfield MN,
    I hope to have my Sh** together enough to know exactly what I need for the Switch pitch soon. (Still on the steep part of the learning curve)
    The plan is AMC/Jeep TH400 case (on the shelf worked good/low miles, had the usual 30+ year old leaks, when pulled from my Jeep)
    Rear output GM 203 short 32 spline output shaft (for GM 241 T-case)
    Front :
    13" SP converter (Need)
    SP input shaft (Need)
    SP pump (Need)
    SP (or the later Emission) 2 prong case feed though connector
    SP (or later) Wire harness pig tail (nice to have)

    I think that is all the tranny stuff. (Other than the normal rebuild kit)
    DansGS, C.Rob I'll shoot you a PM to see if your stuff is applicable.
    Trying to keep it all just like Jeep built it, (From the random parts bins of every other manufacture :) )

    Thanks Mike D.
     

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