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Fesser · 04-09-2011, 11:22 AM

Not trying to muddy up your thread...I went with a 2004r in my 70 Chevelle. They can be made to handle lots of power. The earlier ones had some issues but even stock ones hold up to reasonable power. In the Chevelle it was a direct bolt in. I don't know about Camaraos but the Chevelle frame had two sets of bolt holes that the trans crossmember could use. One set was for th350 and the other for the th400. I had to use the second set of bolt holes. Driveline fit without mods. First gear is lower in the 200, o.d. ratio is very similar. I'm running 3.73's and couldn't be happier with it.

04-09-2011, 11:22 AM	#18
Fesser Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Napa, CA Posts: 519	Re: anyone got a nice 700r4 they'd sell? Not trying to muddy up your thread...I went with a 2004r in my 70 Chevelle. They can be made to handle lots of power. The earlier ones had some issues but even stock ones hold up to reasonable power. In the Chevelle it was a direct bolt in. I don't know about Camaraos but the Chevelle frame had two sets of bolt holes that the trans crossmember could use. One set was for th350 and the other for the th400. I had to use the second set of bolt holes. Driveline fit without mods. First gear is lower in the 200, o.d. ratio is very similar. I'm running 3.73's and couldn't be happier with it.