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03-30-2011, 07:18 PM
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powerglide fitment?
New to the forum and just bought my first 1966 chevy shortbed. The truck has a 250 cid with a powerglide. I was wondering if I can install a 1989 chevy 350 block to the powerglide? Will the flywheel bolt up right? will the trany bolt up right?
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03-30-2011, 07:59 PM
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Re: powerglide fitment?
It all will bolt right up.
Jimmy
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03-30-2011, 10:27 PM
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Re: powerglide fitment?
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Hey jimmyboi082 ...  and  from Ohio. Glad to have you on board 
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03-31-2011, 12:53 AM
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Re: powerglide fitment?
You will have to use a '86 and newer flexplate on that '89 350. I'm pretty sure that will have the correct bolt pattern for the PG torque converter.
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04-03-2011, 03:56 AM
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Re: powerglide fitment?
Now here is one you might want to try the power glide and the th350 are the same size and bolt up the same one has a kick down rod and the other has a cable.The best thing about it is the th350 is a 3 speed one more gear.Now they made 2 th350 one is a lock up converter and one dose not you should really look into it there are a lot of th350 out there and if you want a major kick in the pants try the 700R4 now you have gas mileage and a over drive Now you need to cut down the drive shaft and move the cross member back
Here are the transmissions i;m talking about the power glide the th350 the th400 and the 700R4 Now remember they made 2 power glides One for the truck witch has the small nose cone and the car power glide that has the long nose cone not sure if i had both of them in my pictures so take a look remember the 1987--93 are the only 700R4 you want the ones before it they need to many valve body and case updates I need to take better pictures for you to understand what they look like and i will do better for ya i need a week to get them all out and lined up and cleaned up so you can see the differences |
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04-03-2011, 03:58 AM
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Scrapper 1
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Re: powerglide fitment?
one more time last picture was of a th350 short shafted now the blue one is the 700R4
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