TCI 311000 StreetFighter TH350 Transmission for 1969-1979 GM V8 Vehicles, 6 in. Short Tailshaft, Non Lock-Up
890-311000
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TCI 311000 Features:
TCI StreetFighter TH350 Transmission for GM V8 engine applications is tough enough to withstand the rigors of the toughest street machines; up to 500 ft.-lbs. of torque with a non-supercharged system using pump gasoline. Heavy-duty internal allows firmer shifts and shave time off your ETs!
- Includes a chrome-plated transmission pan with embossed TCI logo
- Special clutches & bands increase durability; new sprags/roller clutches increase holding capacity
- Improved lubrication system increases fluid sent to planetaries and internals
- Higher line pressure for extra firm shifts & greater torque capacity with less slippage
Specifications:
The TCI 890-311000 transmission will fit on my Chevy 1977 p30 350.
Doese this fit in a 1970 impala with the 350 small block?
How much does it weigh
Will this work in 68 camaro with late model small block
How much transmission fluid does the 350 streetfighter hold?
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