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Jun 02, 2006 7 Replies

In this months Turning Wheels the question was asked about using a 57 Golden Hawk engine and trans in a very modified 54 Commander. I went along with everything but question the part about the rear end. He reccommended that the GH rear end be used as it was much stronger. Weren't they both 44 rear ends?



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Alex


Not sure, but was TT standard on a Golden HAwk?

nate

TT is listed as an option on my 1958 GH production order.

Nate Nagel wrote:

I didn't really know, was just asking. The comment about swapping the rear ends puzzles me a little bit too, there might be good reasons to swap (like going from an OD trans to an automatic) but as long as both are 44s I'd assume they were equally strong. But if the '57 WERE a TT that would be a compelling reason.

nate

mbstude wrote:

Dwain: Care to post? Bob

Nate Nagel wrote: But if the '57 WERE a TT

Depends on what you're doing with it.

Some folks might just transfer the badge!

Karl

I'm not sure now. Until now I thought the first use of model 44 was in 1955 Presidents.

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