what trany do I have
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what trany do I have
Ok if you read the scammer board you can see I really got screwed over but I am trying go get passed that and move on, I was told that the car I have a 72 nova, has a turbo 400 with reveres shift with a full manual shift and it does, and a trany brake it does, but how do I tell the differance if I have a 350 or in fact it is a 400 trans? :?: :?: thank you for reading and any reply's
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No I don't, Most of your cooling will be done by a trans cooler when running. Fins are better than no fins, and cast aluminum isn't as good at transfering heat as a sheet metal aluminum is. Steel is just fine as well. I focus on the cooler for cooling. The larger the pan the greater the heat sink. The larger the cooler the better the cooling ability.
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Originally Posted by chpseat987
Wow great stuff Thank you the trenny brake is on the pass side. I have a reular pan do you recomend a fin pan for cooling?
I use the heavy cast aluminum pan on my glide ..it helps to stiffen up the case..at least I think so.
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Originally Posted by Tod74
Originally Posted by chpseat987
Wow great stuff Thank you the trenny brake is on the pass side. I have a reular pan do you recomend a fin pan for cooling?
I use the heavy cast aluminum pan on my glide ..it helps to stiffen up the case..at least I think so.
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Originally Posted by desoto30
Originally Posted by Tod74
Originally Posted by chpseat987
Wow great stuff Thank you the trenny brake is on the pass side. I have a reular pan do you recomend a fin pan for cooling?
I use the heavy cast aluminum pan on my glide ..it helps to stiffen up the case..at least I think so.