Anybody running a Powerglide?
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he has run 9.7x on the stock bottom end and nitrous. ran 9.1@148 with the 408 and nitrous @ 3400 lbs. powerglide.
many others run a glide here too. most are big forced induction boys.
he has run 9.7x on the stock bottom end and nitrous. ran 9.1@148 with the 408 and nitrous @ 3400 lbs. powerglide.
many others run a glide here too. most are big forced induction boys.
I'll do a little searching around in the FI section. Just wondering because I knew they were strong and great for drag racing but hadn't ever really heard much about them. Just trying to learn a bit more about them.
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a powerglide is more for a lighter car that is why its not as popular but with the aftermarket parts i know of guy run up to 2500 hp witha glide, and with a dedenbear case you can use all the ls1 bolts unlike the three speeds where you have to leave one out
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Originally Posted by gator's 99TA
you dont need a light car with a glide. this is not true at all. put the right converter and lots of tq and the glide will haul ***.
Yeah mine wont be to light either.... prob. around a 3550-3600lb race weight....
Kyle