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GM Powerglide
JEGS 555-60335 Race Prepped GM Powerglide Transmission Features:
- Aftermarket Transbrake
- 4340 Output Shaft & 300M Turbo Spline Input Shaft
- Aftermarket Hub w/ 8-pack Clutch Drum
- Kevlar Racing Band
- High Volume Pump w/ Oversized Gears
- Deep Aluminum Pan
- OEM Case & Tail Housing
- Rated up to 1200 Horsepower
- Forward Shift Pattern
JEGS 555-60335 Race Prepped GM Powerglide Transmission Note:
- Transbrake button must be pressed to engage reverse
FAQ
How much horsepower can a Powerglide transmission handle?
- The JEGS 60335 Powerglide transmission is robust and can handle a substantial amount of horsepower, making it suitable for high-performance applications.
Who builds the best Powerglide?
- JEGS is known for offering top-quality Powerglide transmissions that can handle up to 1200 Horsepower, including the reliable and high-performing JEGS 60335 2-speed Powerglide transmission.
How much longer is a TH400 than a Powerglide?
- The JEGS Powerglide 60335 is more compact than the TH400, offering a shorter overall length, making it a great choice for vehicles with space constraints.
Specifications:
What dip stick is needed for this power glide
Does this trans come with factory bell housing or Sfi bolt on bellhousing
Will this fit my big block 64 impala?
Do you have to run a dial in box for the transbrake to work.
Would this fit on my 09 G8 GT with a L76?
I have a 1984 Monte Carlo and I would like to know if it will fit and both directly on with the 5.3 LS it’s going in the car
Will this fit in an 81 el camino nd bolt up to a LQ4?
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