Re: 5-spd

[RCoronetfreak@xxxxxxx]

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As far as converting the Dakota to a five speed that wouldn't be that big a  
deal.  The trans should standup all right.  I have a 5 speed behind  the 318 
in my Dakota and I get rubber from 1st through 3rd with little  effort!  Also 
factory with 3.90 gears.  Only problem is for  smooth takeoffs you really need 
to use 2nd gear, low first gear.  I have  heard that the factory 5 speeds 
can't handle high horsepower but I don't  know!  
Rick
'64 Fury
7 '65 Coronets
'65 Belvedere II
'66 Belvedere II
'67 Fury II wagon
'75 D100 Pickup
'76 New Yorker Brougham
'86 Dodge 600 SE Turbo
'95 Dakota Sport 318 5 speed

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