Estimated top speed with th350?
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Also depends on your rear tire and rev limit
Here's a good calculator to use. Keep in mind you will lose a couple mph from what this calculator says, due to the converter slippage
http://www.f-body.org/gears/
Here's a good calculator to use. Keep in mind you will lose a couple mph from what this calculator says, due to the converter slippage
http://www.f-body.org/gears/
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You're no fun.
Some difference to be found in the converter slip, it
will tighten up more at the top end of the RPM range.
And no lockup on the TH350, though there is a TH350C
(but whether it's suitable for performance uses I couldn't
say)
Some difference to be found in the converter slip, it
will tighten up more at the top end of the RPM range.
And no lockup on the TH350, though there is a TH350C
(but whether it's suitable for performance uses I couldn't
say)
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i found a th350 today that comes with trans. torque
converter, trans.cooler,dipstick tube,detent cable,fluid
for only $839.99 Also would i have to get one that has
a 9'' tailshaft?
converter, trans.cooler,dipstick tube,detent cable,fluid
for only $839.99 Also would i have to get one that has
a 9'' tailshaft?
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Originally Posted by 94 z28 A4
i found a th350 today that comes with trans. torque
converter, trans.cooler,dipstick tube,detent cable,fluid
for only $839.99 Also would i have to get one that has
a 9'' tailshaft?
converter, trans.cooler,dipstick tube,detent cable,fluid
for only $839.99 Also would i have to get one that has
a 9'' tailshaft?
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HOw many ponies you have have a lot to do with it. My car with 3.23s does 135 in 3rd. Don't forget the turbo350 has a higher(numerically) first and second gear, I'd say you could still do about 130. with My old chevelle with a .40 over 350, 3.55s and a turbo350 I got clocked at 138mph. so its not out of the question.
Anything over the speed you hit at the dragstrip is useless anyways....
Anything over the speed you hit at the dragstrip is useless anyways....
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Not always about big power to need a th350. Some people (myself included) like to know the tranny won't take a dump anytime soon. Now if he was wanting a th400/PG then I would probably ask the same thing you did
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Originally Posted by Strahley
Not always about big power to need a th350. Some people (myself included) like to know the tranny won't take a dump anytime soon. Now if he was wanting a th400/PG then I would probably ask the same thing you did
I have the manifold plumbed for a Direct Port and forged 383 plans so I am building for the future.
Knowing that at this moment that there is nothing my engine can do to hurt this tranny is comforting though.