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Mr McGee 06-09-2002, 07:10 PM 200 bucks for a 79 chevy full size van! Got a 350 but i dont know what kinda tranny it has...can anybody fill me in? Its carbed so its pretty simple--no dickin with tons of wiring...but it sucks not having tbi. oh well just had to brag!! -Max Mr McGee 06-09-2002, 08:14 PM come awwwn 15 views and nobody knows what tranny?? somebody just guess!! Pin Head 06-09-2002, 08:47 PM It is probably a 350, but if it is a 1 ton, it is a 400. ginericfj80 06-09-2002, 09:18 PM You didn't say whether it was automatic or manual? If it is an auto probably a turbo 350. And yes, back then they did come with manuals. We had an old Chevy with a manual as a field truck. Mr McGee 06-10-2002, 12:21 PM Originally posted by lcsixty And yes, back then they did come with manuals. We had an old Chevy with a manual as a field truck. I was just about to tell you "it is a van" cuz i didnt know they came with manuals.... anyways, do you guys think this would be a good swap into a cruiser?? i mean, is the carb reliable, tranny, etc... and this is not for a HD Rockcrawler; daily driver. and is it cost effective to mate the th350 to the cruiser tranny? -Max cruiserbrett 06-10-2002, 12:34 PM If its a auto 2wd van climb underhte truck and check the tranny tailshaft where the driveshaft exits. There is a flange on the tranny and tailhousing where the two bolt together. A six bolt hex shape bolt pattern is a th400 and a four bolt square bolt pattern is a th350. there are a few kits to mate the two trannies to the t-case, most I have seen are about $800, but they are common used so you might find a setup cheaper... -Brett Lord Baskerville 06-11-2002, 06:20 PM 350 = Square pan with a corner cut off... 400 = Looks kinda like the state of Texas??? Cory | |