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Old 07-19-2006, 02:55 PM
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Question building big block f body

hello all .. im getting together a parts list to build a 82-92 camaro big block. my quetion is im going to install a th400 short tail trans. it had the stock 700r is there somewhere that i can order a new drive shaft for the th400 trans. or do i have to measure and custom one up? or will the stock length shaft work?

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Re: building big block f body

Third gens V8's used what autos. The Th200 or the 700r4, right? Was the th400 ever used in third gen does anyone know?
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Re: building big block f body

Yes they were, John..

The front face TH400 is natively compatible with either the Chevy 90 degree “Small Block” & “Big Block” patterned engines including the V6, V8, I6 & Iron Duke I4.

These differences only affect the front bell of the case, and all Turbo 400 cases are largely similar from that point back.
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Re: building big block f body

Well if a third gen used a th400. Your good then cause the 82 - 02 F-body driveshafts are all interchangable.
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Re: building big block f body

I think the short tail would create an issue tho......
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Re: building big block f body

The front face TH400 is natively compatible with either the Chevy 90 degree “Small Block” & “Big Block” patterned engines including the V6, V8, I6 & Iron Duke I4.

These differences only affect the front bell of the case, and all Turbo 400 cases are largely similar from that point back.
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The issue isnt if the trans works.. im going to use the cross member and loop assembly from spohn, but it sais only for the th400 short shaft and i much prefer the 400 anyway over the stock 700r. i just wanted to see if someone had done this on here and if the drive shaft it self changed over and if not do they know anywhere i can get one to order. i know of a drive shaft shop here in baltimore but i dont know if i can just orderone premade to fit.....
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Re: building big block f body

should work, but make sure the trans you have has the shirt tail housing
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Re: building big block f body

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but make sure the trans you have has the shirt tail housing
Yeah 'cause when it fails, you know what they say, no shirt, no shoes, no service
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Re: building big block f body

HAHA... veryy funny, but not really
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