5 speed transmission

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So ive been recently considering putting a 5 speed in my truck to make it a little more comfortable to drive. What I would like to know is what different tranny options I have and how difficult it is to swap out. I would prefer the same trans thats in my dads truck which is a 97' f350. That trans has never had any problems and takes a lot of towing and abuse.
My truck has an np435 mated to a 429. Thanks for any help. :fr:
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You can bolt in an 87-97 460 ZF 5 speed. Have to go to a mated t-case though.
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So is the zf 5 speed what would in my dads 97' f350 7.3l?
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Yeah the ZF5 is in your dads truck
69 F-100 lwb 240 Np435
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Yes, it's a ZF, but it's the diesel version. It has very different ratios from the 460 ZF speed. They still shift the same and hold up just as good.
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So either one will work just the same?
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No, you have to have a 460 version. The diesel bellhousing is different. You also need a flywheel that will accept the late model clutch or have a late model flywheel nuetral balanced to work on your 429.
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Alright, thanks for the help.
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