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Were there not also some l20b 720s? The first year or 2 may have the same 5spd as the 620. Currently he has an auto, so sourcing a 720 and a fourspeed to pull the front section from is now double the price and work, if the auto case could be used Thad be great but......

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so id have to do tunnel work if i get a 620 5 speed then?

 

I would doubt that you need to massage the tunnel.  I put a zx 5 speed in my short 4 speed 710... no problem. Get an A10 automatic driveshaft and 'way you go.

 

Were there not also some l20b 720s? The first year or 2 may have the same 5spd as the 620. Currently he has an auto, so sourcing a 720 and a fourspeed to pull the front section from is now double the price and work, if the auto case could be used Thad be great but......

 

There were three internal gear ratios on the FS5W71 B 5 speeds

 

W=Wide

1st... 3.592

2nd.. 2.246

3rd.. 1.308

4th... 1.000

5th... 0.864

 

M=Mid

1st.... 3.321

2nd.. 2.071

3rd... 1.308

4th... 1.000

5th... 0.883

 

C=Close

1st.... 3.062

2nd.. 1.858

3rd... 1.308

4th... 1.000

5th...0.773 or 0.745

 

 

 

L series FS5W71B 5 speeds

 

'77-'78 620......... M

'79 620 ............. W

'80 720 2wd....... W

'77-'78 280Z...... M

'79 280zx........... M

'80-'83 280zx..... C

'77-'80 810........ M

'81-'84 Maxima.. M

 

Z series 5 speeds

'80-'81 S110 (200sx).... M

'82-'83 S110 (200sx).... W

'81-'86 720 2wd............ W & M depending on model

 

CA series engines

'84-'86.5 S12 (200sx) .... W

 

LD28 series  diesels

'81-'84 Maxima ..... M

 

SD22 and SD25 series diesels

'80-'86 720............ W

 

 

4x4 5 speeds aren't much use as they have no speedometer drive.

 

There were no FS5W71B 5 speeds before '77 and after '86.5

 

All FS5W71B 5 speeds were 31.5" long except some models of the 720 truck which were 26.5".

 

About '85 all 71B switched to a larger 62mm counter shaft bearing from the old 56mm. If swapping an earlier 56mm front case on, you will need to replace the 62mm with a 56mm bearing so it fits. OR.... machine the case to take the stronger improved 62mm bearing.

 

About '85 some 71B used a 16mm 1st/2nd shift rod instead of the older 14mm one. just drill the L series front case out so it fits.

 

Around '80 some 71B shifters changed and a shorter throw is possible.

 

All 71B after '80 are fitted with a reverse check sleeve. This ingenious little addition makes it impossible to down shift from 5th into reverse by mistake.

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So he has to buy all of those trannys ??  That seems like it would be pretty expensive.

Look under the L series column. This lists all transmissions that are L series bolt pattern and will bolt to any L series engine.

 

All the others are the same transmissions but for the front case bolt pattern. Swap an L series front case on and it becomes L series compatible.

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Look under the L series column. This lists all transmissions that are L series bolt pattern and will bolt to any L series engine.

 

 

 

 

I could do that,,,,,but ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, wouldn't it be easier for me to just come back in a few days and just ask the same question again??

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Were there not also some l20b 720s? The first year or 2 may have the same 5spd as the 620. Currently he has an auto, so sourcing a 720 and a fourspeed to pull the front section from is now double the price and work, if the auto case could be used Thad be great but......

 

If y'all lived where the rest of us do...4 speeds multiply.

 

Set one on the sidewalk with a free sign, 3 more show up.

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If y'all lived where the rest of us do...4 speeds multiply.

 

Set one on the sidewalk with a free sign, 3 more show up.

So far my 1 4spd has become 2 but every car I've seen being parted out has had 1, except the one that had a 5spd which I got so added to my auto I got 4 all together.

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