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03-11-2018, 06:03 PM
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At wits end...tranny tube!
Bought a used TH350 tranny to replace the TH200...first mistake apparently. The tube bracket on the 350 didn't line up with anything to bolt it to. Had a guy weld something up buts it a helluva looking mess. Ordered a universal tube but same thing.
Giving up and getting flex tube...is Lokar the best option out there? Hate to put a flex tube on an otherwise stock car but oh well.
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Resto almost done - 1966 GTO HDTP Tiger Gold (paint code 1-2), black vinyl top and interior, 389 tripower, 068 cam, TH-350/Hughes TC, RA manifolds, 2.5" Pypes exhaust, Scarebird Front Disc, Ralley II's, factory PS, PB, PW, PA, A/C, headrest option. |
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03-11-2018, 06:06 PM
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fairly sure
fairly sure I still have a turbo 350 69-70 stick n tube
I will check today Scott |
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03-11-2018, 07:10 PM
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At this point I'm not assuming a 69/70 tube will work. Where does you tube bracket mount?
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Resto almost done - 1966 GTO HDTP Tiger Gold (paint code 1-2), black vinyl top and interior, 389 tripower, 068 cam, TH-350/Hughes TC, RA manifolds, 2.5" Pypes exhaust, Scarebird Front Disc, Ralley II's, factory PS, PB, PW, PA, A/C, headrest option. |
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