TCI 371000 StreetFighter Transmission Chevy 1984-1993 GM 700R4
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Would this fit a 1964 impala all stock (I have to get a transmission mount and shorten the drive shaft) any other info to know? which torque converter would be convenient? car engine is all stock but later going to get more hp My car has no computer.
I have a 1982 corvette with a chevy 383 small block will this transmission fit
So if I have a vehicle that needs a 700R4 transmission can I use a stage 3 transmission before I start engine upgrades? I'm asking this question because the power rating of the transmission is what I am eventually roughly trying to reach.
I have a 77 El Camino. Is this the correct trans for this vehicle to gain O/D?
Will this fit in a 1984 Chevy caprice with a 400 Chevy small block
Will this fit in a 84 Buick regal?
Does this trans use the constant pressure valve body
I would like to use this in my 67 Pontiac GTO with a 455. Will this transmission work and if so, what else will I need to swap the TH350? Also have a Hurst His and Her shifter.
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