When is a glide better then a th350?
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I currently have a th350 with 5000 stall and no brake.
I found a good built glide with a brake and 4500 stall converter that has never been installed .
This is going in an 82 s10 with a 347 ls1, 12/1 compression race weight of 2800.
Ford 9" with 4.56 gears, 28x10.5 slicks( may drop back to 4.11's if needed).
Which is better for a race vehicle with this set up? Will the glide lose much on 60 ft?
I found a good built glide with a brake and 4500 stall converter that has never been installed .
This is going in an 82 s10 with a 347 ls1, 12/1 compression race weight of 2800.
Ford 9" with 4.56 gears, 28x10.5 slicks( may drop back to 4.11's if needed).
Which is better for a race vehicle with this set up? Will the glide lose much on 60 ft?
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I currently have a th350 with 5000 stall and no brake.
I found a good built glide with a brake and 4500 stall converter that has never been installed .
This is going in an 82 s10 with a 347 ls1, 12/1 compression race weight of 2800.
Ford 9" with 4.56 gears, 28x10.5 slicks( may drop back to 4.11's if needed).
Which is better for a race vehicle with this set up? Will the glide lose much on 60 ft?
I found a good built glide with a brake and 4500 stall converter that has never been installed .
This is going in an 82 s10 with a 347 ls1, 12/1 compression race weight of 2800.
Ford 9" with 4.56 gears, 28x10.5 slicks( may drop back to 4.11's if needed).
Which is better for a race vehicle with this set up? Will the glide lose much on 60 ft?
Although you're not making a bunch of power with that engine,You're fairly light weight with a low rear gear ratio and a small tire. I would probably use the glide with an 8" converter.
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It has a 1.82 first gear so that's a slight plus. Converter is a 4500 but I am not sure yet on diameter . I was thinking the same thing though about staying 8". I'm not interested if it's a 10".
Edit: got the part number off converter and googled it.
http://www.jegs.com/i/TCI/890/740912...oductId=746464
Edit: got the part number off converter and googled it.
http://www.jegs.com/i/TCI/890/740912...oductId=746464
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If your not going to run a power adder, I would keep the TH350. If you want an idea of what the truck would run with a glide make a pass with your TH350 leaving in 2nd gear. Wont be an exact comparison, but close enough. You will probably loose about 2 tenths in the 1/4, and MPH should be close to the same.
If you plan to run a power adder go with the glide.
If you plan to run a power adder go with the glide.
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The 406 SBC buick regal we run picked up .2 tenths going from the TH350 to the Glide. Went from 11.9x-12.01 to 11.6-11.70ET's in the 1/4. The stall flashes around 4200RPM with it on the Transbrake. It runs the 1.82 1st as well.
Raceweight for our car is 3012lbs w/ no driver and full fuel.
Raceweight for our car is 3012lbs w/ no driver and full fuel.