a whyle back i bought a turbo 350 and 205 from a guy for a hundred bucks. well i just got i back from my tranny guy and he says "you know this isnt a 350 right?" he says its a lockup 250. it was in a '73 k20. how can you tell the difference between a 350 and 250?
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Th 250!?
- Thread starter raymos
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pauly383
Daddy383
Pics here http://craig.backfire.ca/pages/autos/boxchevy/th250
The guy sounds like a moron , but he has a pic for you to see .
The guy sounds like a moron , but he has a pic for you to see .
pauly383
Daddy383
A TH350 shouldn't be too hard to find , or too expensive to build . A good tranny guy could do you a cash and carry special for under 300 bucks in any City in the US .
loafer
1/2 ton status
I've only seen them in cars. My old Bonneville had one; when it burned up I had TH350 put in. I don't think they would hold up well in a truck.
JohnDeere
1/2 ton status
When you droped off the trany you told him it was a th350 right. Then when you picked it up the trany guy told you it was a th250. When he first tore into it he should of none it wasnt a th350 and then called you and told you what you had. Not go ahead and rebuild it then tell you what you have. If it was me I would of raised hell. You told him to rebuild a th350 not a th250, so in other words he didnt do what you wanted.
pauly383
Daddy383
If your engine has six cylinders , or 8 cylinders the size of a coke can , it may live a long time .
Anything over 5 liters and its a HELL NO
