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WHAT DRIVE A HONDA INSTEAD OF A CHEVELLE are you crazy there is no # one
reason to drive a honda...and you came up with ten reasons i hope
you dont own a cheve
Okay, I'll admit it, I don't know what the hell I'm gonna do, so I'm gonna
ask the gurus. Heres the scoop:
The car- 1979 Chevrolet El Camino w/ v-6 and ? auto-trans, motor and trans
removed by previous owner.
The motor- 1986? Buick Regal v-8 w/ ? auto-trans. Was purchased from
neighbor who g
I'd say the 262 and 267 were tie breakers as far as worst sb chevy. then i
would say the 305. the 307 replaced the 283 and was never meant to be a
performance motor. in fact i do believe it was a 2 barrel only motor.
larry
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At 07:41 AM 08/09/2001, you wrote:
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one on the top ten list of reasons to drive a Honda instead of a
Chevelle?
Bob
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Hello Everyone:
Everybody has chipped around the corners, of why a Power-glide works in a
race car, but no one has really hit it yet. The reason is the race torque
converto
the big boys that use the glides at the 1/4 track go generally with all
aftermarket parts. also the vehicle is 2300 lbs. or lighter. and times of 9
seconds or faster. p.s. years ago the old glides had a rear pump also which
you could push start the vehicle. thanks greg
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Believe me I have absolutley nothing against a crate 350. I have heard great
things about em and would definitly take one over rebuilding a 307 and having
no warranty. I
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My uncle has a 69' Camaro running in the 9's using a powerglide. He said he
uses it because since there are less gears there are less things that can go
wrong. He's put it t
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Not under the hood of race cars. I've only recently gotten into cars and I
don't follow drag racing to know whats commonly used. Again...although a 1/4
miles is short and
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Hello everyone:
I really like the Goodwrench engines offered by Chevrolet. They are brand
new 350s with four bolt mains. They are all new from the valve covers to
the oi
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You got my point exactly.
I love to do things for and with my son. I have found out over time though that
the more I do, the more that's expected. I guess that's natural.
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It's true that a lot of drag racers run a PG. I run one in my drag car
(67 Camaro).
Yes, powerglides are 2 speeds.
The choice of trans really depends on your combination.
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I don't think there is anything wrong with a 307. The one in the 69 Malibu I
just began runs great. All original, never been taken apart and has 106,000
on it. Chevy's
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Tim, where have you been...
the 2 speed powerglide when built is well known and used
in the drag racing circuit
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