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The TH350
(3-speed) is a better highway transmission than the Powerglide (2-speed). The Powerglide
is very popular on the quarter mile, where you want to wind the heck out of the
engine. John Nasta -----Original
Message----- Hi: I seek an opinion on the following
subject. I have a 67 Chevelle that had the original
283 engine with powerglide transmission. I have replaced the 283 engine with a
383 stroker engine. Like it already. The original powerglide transmission is
still in the vehicle and works good. I also ran across a 350 Turbo Transmission. It needs a little
work. Question: If I am using the 67
Chevelle as a cruiser (not racing or hotdogging) should I keep the current
powerglide in the 67 ? Does a powerglide work better gearing wise on a
highway versus a 350 Turbo. I have heard the 350 Turbo will make a big
difference on acceleration and performance but what about highway travel ? Thoughts please. Thanks, Ken McDee Do You Yahoo!? |
