Chevy Transmissions: Muncie M22 "Rock Crusher 4 Speeds were made From 1965 TO 1974: The most popular transmission of it's time for high performance cars built for Chevrolet and all performance oriented G.M cars. They have the same gear ratios as the legendary M21 but with a heavy duty gearset.
اقرأ المزيدTransmission - Rearend Rock Crusher identity. Jump to Latest ... They used this to reduce friction and in turn gave it a nice greary noise thus the rock crusher. Chris . Save Share. Like. F. ... The gear set can be a little difficult to identify by someone who is not familiar with it, especially if you do not have an M20 or M21 gearset to ...
اقرأ المزيدWith the proper rear end gear a new M22 can handle close to 700HP!. How do I identify a Muncie Rock Crusher transmission? Another way to confirm that the transmission is original to your car is most Muncie four-speed transmissions will have a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) number stamped on the main case.The engine and …
اقرأ المزيدFurther Muncie identification 3 Muncie 4 speeds were offered. The M-20 wide ratio, the M-21 close ratio, and the "Extra heavy duty close ratio" M-22, also known as the "Rock Crusher". The M-22 was generally installed behind severely powerful (high torque) big-block engines. The M-22 is distinguished from an M-21 by the angle of the gear teeth.
اقرأ المزيدM22 4 speed rock crusher. Jump to Latest ... TX Chevelle so the P0C23C transmission assembly date and 3978766W0 tag fit. Put the transmission in 2nd gear and remove the side cover to view the helix angle of the gears and the condition of the synchro engagement teeth. Fair market value could be as much as $1500-1600 as a rebuildable …
اقرأ المزيدIdentifying Muncie 4- Speeds. Several things are needed to identify a Muncie correctly. The first is a main case casting number. Second a count of the input shaft and output shaft splines and if any rings or grooves exist around the input shaft splines. Third are date codes and VIN numbers that help confirm that the above case and gears belong together.
اقرأ المزيدTransmission Identification 1964 to 1968 Muncie 4-speed transmissions can be identified from later models by the way the transmission arms attach. Early Muncie side covers had a stud and the shift arm attached with a nut on the stud while the 1969 and later model side covers had a hole and the shift arms attached with a bolt.
اقرأ المزيدWhen the engine was driving at low revs the transmission would rattle like it had gravel inside and would whine at high rpms. The M22 was eventually dubbed the "Rock Crusher". It is a common misconception that all Muncie transmissions are "Rock Crushers", but it is only the M22 that deserves that name.
اقرأ المزيدThe M22 'Rock Crusher' featured a one-inch countershaft pin bore and shot-peened gears with aggressive helix angles that reduced heat and stress but also increased noise, leading to the nickname as the transmissions rattled their way down the road.
اقرأ المزيدAlthough some claim that the M23 is a 'rock crusher', it is indicated that this box was assembled in both wide and close ratio components and also with straight cut gears common to the rock crusher (M22) transmission. Looks like you have a second design-feb. 28th, 1968, M20 or M21. Definitely not a rock crusher(no straight cut gears).
اقرأ المزيدGTO 3-Speed Transmission, 1972 GTO, Heavy Duty 3-speed transmission, Dearborn, Muncie, M13, M12, Muncie M20, M22 rock crusher, Auto Round-Up MagazineA: L.C., thanks for the nice words. The transmission listed on the build sheet you sent me is indeed the Heavy Duty 3-speed transmission I spoke of in the a recent Auto …
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