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#1 Posted : Sunday, 9 September 2007 8:47:41 PM(UTC)
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Hi all, i will be using a Turbo 400 behind a 220... ish HP 307 built for torque, standard rams horn manifolds, 450 cfm carb , 9.00 compression, gas with suitable cam 1800 - 4500 ..standard chev heads shaved zero deck block..etc.... and a .308 Diff.( Hg Van )... can someone tell me what my chev will rev at at say ,100 klm... and how will it go with the 400 ratios...? I have heard that the 350 box ratios are better? Why ? This Van is just for general cruising and hi way driving... also , what will the
400 stall speed be with this combo? Not sure how much torque it will make.. same as a standard 307 i guess..


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#2 Posted : Monday, 10 September 2007 5:22:05 AM(UTC)
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TH400 is 248 1st, 1.48 2nd, 1.0 top gear.
TH350 is 2.52 1st, 1.52 2nd, 1.0 top.
Not much difference!
I have been told that a TH400 soaks up a bit more HP because they use overrunning sprags and clutch packs instead of bands and clutches,
but I couldn
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#3 Posted : Monday, 10 September 2007 7:34:01 AM(UTC)
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HG?
May be cheaper to go for the T350 short snout (common).
use original tailshaft, have to modify crossmember though.
and slightly smaller to fit T350 into HG transmission tunnel than a T400 (Larger diameter).
SOme of the early T350's have a cable ki
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#4 Posted : Monday, 10 September 2007 7:34:01 AM(UTC)
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HG?
May be cheaper to go for the T350 short snout (common).
use original tailshaft, have to modify crossmember though.
and slightly smaller to fit T350 into HG transmission tunnel than a T400 (Larger diameter).
SOme of the early T350s have a cable kic
Old holdens brought on the spot, quick decision, cash paid.
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#5 Posted : Monday, 10 September 2007 4:35:30 PM(UTC)
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quote:
Originally posted by adam PERTH

SOme of the early T350s have a cable kickdown, same as HG also.


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#6 Posted : Monday, 10 September 2007 4:35:30 PM(UTC)
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quote:
Originally posted by adam PERTH

SOme of the early T350's have a cable kickdown, same as HG also.


A1 Bogan.

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#7 Posted : Tuesday, 11 September 2007 3:28:02 AM(UTC)
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DR Terry,
So, you are saying that you have never seen a non - cable kickdown T350?

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#8 Posted : Tuesday, 11 September 2007 4:32:27 AM(UTC)
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Cut and paste off another web page. This is probably why Holden stopped using them in WB and VH:

The pre-81 TH350 uses a detent cable to activate the gearshifts and passing-gear kickdown. You must use a detent with these units, or the transmis

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Cut and paste off another web page. This is probably why Holden stopped using them in WB and VH:

The pre-'81 TH350 uses a detent cable to activate the gearshifts and passing-gear kickdown. You must use a detent with these units, or the transmi

Edited by user Tuesday, 11 September 2007 4:35:38 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

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Hi Guys.

Yes, I've heard of the TH350C, but they were only made for less than 2 years & I've never actually seen one. The 'normal' TH350 was made for 12 years.

I knew the TH350C had a lock-up converter but did not know they had no cable kickdown.
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Hi Guys.

Yes, Ive heard of the TH350C, but they were only made for less than 2 years & Ive never actually seen one. The normal TH350 was made for 12 years.

I knew the TH350C had a lock-up converter but did not know they had no cable kickdown.

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It was news to me too, and like you I knew of the lockup converter but not the electric kickdown. I've often heard of a TH200 with a lockup converter too.

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It was news to me too, and like you I knew of the lockup converter but not the electric kickdown. Ive often heard of a TH200 with a lockup converter too.

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#14 Posted : Wednesday, 12 September 2007 5:50:28 AM(UTC)
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Bryon, if i email you a pic of the T350 3C, to upload if you like.
i don't know how to.
There are actually 3 different types of extension housings avail on the T350
Short nout
Mid snout
Long snout

I have never seen a short snout that WASN't Cable
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#15 Posted : Wednesday, 12 September 2007 5:50:28 AM(UTC)
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Bryon, if i email you a pic of the T350 3C, to upload if you like.
i dont know how to.
There are actually 3 different types of extension housings avail on the T350
Short nout
Mid snout
Long snout

I have never seen a short snout that WASNt Cable.
Old holdens brought on the spot, quick decision, cash paid.
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