Need some advice on Th350
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Need some advice on Th350
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Ive been searching the board for a few weeks now and I am getting ready to do the th350 swap to my 305. I was just wondering if I would need the crossmember that relocates the torque arm? The car came with a 305 and a 200c transmission. The previous owner had a summit crate motor with a 700r4. I am still confused what th350 I need the 9IN truck th350 or the one that came in cars the "short tail"?
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Ive been searching the board for a few weeks now and I am getting ready to do the th350 swap to my 305. I was just wondering if I would need the crossmember that relocates the torque arm? The car came with a 305 and a 200c transmission. The previous owner had a summit crate motor with a 700r4. I am still confused what th350 I need the 9IN truck th350 or the one that came in cars the "short tail"?
Thanks
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Re: Need some advice on Th350
Do us a favor and go to your user CP and add your car info for future use.....
As for the cross member, If it has the 700R4 cross member now there are swap members available for the TH350 which also has the torque arm mount bracket made on it. That's the best way to go, To run your existing drive shaft you need the 9" tail shaft commonly found in trucks......
As for the cross member, If it has the 700R4 cross member now there are swap members available for the TH350 which also has the torque arm mount bracket made on it. That's the best way to go, To run your existing drive shaft you need the 9" tail shaft commonly found in trucks......
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Re: Need some advice on Th350
Would I need this one?
http://www.hawksthirdgenparts.com/pr...ossmember.html
or this one?
http://www.hawksthirdgenparts.com/pr...52d-TH350.html
http://www.hawksthirdgenparts.com/pr...ossmember.html
or this one?
http://www.hawksthirdgenparts.com/pr...52d-TH350.html
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Re: Need some advice on Th350
Are you using the stock torque arm ?
Read what it says in the description
This is the crossmember only for those who do not require torque arm provisions (ie. 4 link and ladder bar set-ups).
This transmission cross-member with integrated torque arm mount features the correct provisions for mounting the TH350 transmission
while still allowing the use of a factory style torque arm.
Read what it says in the description
This is the crossmember only for those who do not require torque arm provisions (ie. 4 link and ladder bar set-ups).
This transmission cross-member with integrated torque arm mount features the correct provisions for mounting the TH350 transmission
while still allowing the use of a factory style torque arm.
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Re: Need some advice on Th350
if your handy with welding and fabricating, you can make your own torque arm mount.
another option might be the jegs arm or something similar?
http://www.jegs.com/i/Jegster/550/40095/10002/-1
it might sound silly but when i do drivetrain swaps, i like to measure/draw everything right on the ground next to the vehicle with chalk. it gives me a rough idea of whats going on.
FWIW, i was able to use my factory crossmember when i did the th350 swap. just had to wollow out a few mounting holes. i did use the 9" version tranny.
another option might be the jegs arm or something similar?
http://www.jegs.com/i/Jegster/550/40095/10002/-1
it might sound silly but when i do drivetrain swaps, i like to measure/draw everything right on the ground next to the vehicle with chalk. it gives me a rough idea of whats going on.
FWIW, i was able to use my factory crossmember when i did the th350 swap. just had to wollow out a few mounting holes. i did use the 9" version tranny.
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Re: Need some advice on Th350
but if your using a crossmember for a 700r4 now, no way.
the th375 is gonna require a much shorter driveshaft too.
heres a chart with dimensions in this link;
http://www.maliburacing.com/auto_tranny_id.htm
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Re: Need some advice on Th350
I traded some Parts for a rebuilt th-375. Will I have to cut the drive shaft? Ive seen on some forums that a th-375 is the same length as th350.
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Re: Need some advice on Th350
did you check out the link in post #8 above? yea, when you get time post the measurement. we'll see what driveshaft you'll need.
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