327 gearbox

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EK JAY
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327 gearbox

Post by EK JAY »

:smile2: what auto gear box will bolt up to a 327 v8 chev motor :?:
and would like to use my hg column shift auto (trimatic) steering column if that helps
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Re: 327 gearbox

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Turbo 350, 400 or powerglide. Im not sure a trimatic is available with a chev patterned bellhousing.
You could try dellow to see if they make a conversion.
I have a 327 adapted to an international truck gearbox in a 64 inter panel truck.
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Re: 327 gearbox

Post by fingers »

bootlegger wrote:Turbo 350, 400 or powerglide. Im not sure a trimatic is available with a chev patterned bellhousing.
You could try dellow to see if they make a conversion.
I have a 327 adapted to an international truck gearbox in a 64 inter panel truck.
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and the smoothest most economical and possibly the best option IMHO anyway the early non electronic TH700 4 speed ...... :thumbsup: : .......Fingrs
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Re: 327 gearbox

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I'm running a turbo 400 but a 700 is on the list of things to aquire
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Re: 327 gearbox

Post by EK283 »

As fingers and Dave say any turbos but the turbo 700 from a VN V8 non electronic are very good.

They are a 3 speed with overdrive and you can lock the torque convertor to give you even less engine rpm, so an instand 5 speed.

Extremely good for general driving and good fuel economy on the freeway.

I know some of the early holden engines had a chev bolt pattern on them but I think they used the turbos, not sure it the trimatics were chev pattern at all.



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Re: 327 gearbox

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Trimatic were holden pattern
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