Transmission identification

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*In '68 they went to the 2:23 close-ratio transmissions on all cars (except the SST/AMX which was close ratio, but used the 2:64 first gear). This was continued up to 1974. This is why the above way of identification of T-10s might not always be correct.
 
*In '68 they went to the 2:23 close-ratio transmissions on all cars (except the SST/AMX which was close ratio, but used the 2:64 first gear). This was continued up to 1974. This is why the above way of identification of T-10s might not always be correct.
 
 
;There are ways to tell T-10's apart, for example<nowiki>:</nowiki>
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;AMC T-10 ratios<nowiki>:</nowiki>
*2:23 "V" has 5 grooves cut into the input shaft
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*2:23 "V" has 5 grooves on input shaft
*2:43 "P" has 4 grooves cut into the input shaft
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*2:43 "P" has 4 grooves on input shaft
*2:64 "T" has 3 grooves cut into the input shaft
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*2:43 "S" has 1 groove on input shaft (Super T-10)
*2:64 "W" super T10 has 1 groove cut into the input shaft.
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*2:64 "T" has 3 grooves on input shaft
*2:43 "S" super T10 also has just 1 groove.
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Some cases also have a machined boss on the lower drivers side toward the front with the date code stamped into them.
 
Some cases also have a machined boss on the lower drivers side toward the front with the date code stamped into them.

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