Flying Blue Tacos by Hector Gonzalez

Flying Blue Tacos by Hector Gonzalez

- What Makes Them Work

- Troubleshooting Procedures

- Complete Step-by-Step Rebuild Guide

- Performance Upgrades

- Bellhousings and Shifters for the A-833


Making horsepower at Chrysler in the early 1960s was nothing new for the Pentastar brand. The 413 RB engine had been producing more than 350 hp since the late 1950s. Joining the lineup in 1963, the 426 Max Wedge doubled down on the fact that Chrysler was all-in on going fast. The one weakness holding it back from total domination on the streets and strips was with its dated and tired manual shifter, the BorgWarner T-10 transmission. That all changed with the advent of its replacement, the New Process A-833.

Jamie Passon of Passon Performance has used his decades of knowledge on the A-833 to create the ultimate book on rebuilding a Chrysler 4-speed. He begins with a historical overview of the long-tenured A-833 and jumps into dissecting what could be malfunctioning in your transmission. The bulk of the book concentrates on disassembling, inspecting, repairing, and reassembling the A-833. With 400 photos, the author shows you exactly how to rebuild your transmission and features how-to sequences that walk you through each phase.

Whether you row a Polara, Road Runner, Challenger, or Ram truck, you need to have the confidence that your transmission is in top-notch working condition. Now is the time to eliminate that annoying grind when you put your Mopar into reverse. You can pull out your A-833 and tear into it with this valuable resource.