[NicD]

Originally Posted by laynlo15

Is Tim K. still running an Lt version or did he switch to the LS like some others have done?

Last I saw it was a Noonan billet LT block with a powerglide.

[Joshinator99]

Originally Posted by NicD

Not 6th gen camaro components? Not street transmissions? If you want to play that game neither are aftermarket wheels, tires, cams, heads, fuel systems, injectors, blowers and turbos, blah blah blah. PG/TH400s were normal street transmissions at their inception and are used in just about every single higher horsepower car that gets driven on the street. You don't get to pick and choose to suit your argument.

Guess we'll agree to disagree. Have a great day.

[TOSTO RACING]

Impressive congrats on the 8 DOH!!

[s346k]

Originally Posted by Joshinator99

But let’s not pretend PG/TH400 are street transmissions. They’re race transmissions, period.

those transmissions were used in 100% street cars, trucks and vans, directly from gm, off the assembly line...for decades. have you ever owned a vehicle with either of those transmissions?

[SSDan]

Originally Posted by s346k

those transmissions were used in 100% street cars, trucks and vans, directly from gm, off the assembly line...for decades. have you ever owned a vehicle with either of those transmissions?

The TH400 (I've owned and driven them) was a standard GM equipment 3 speed tranny for many years before the advent of the transmission wars to see how many gears an auto tranny can have (4 then 6 then 8 and now 10 speed). The TH400 is a stout unit from the factory and today there are multiple shops who take the old stock units and build them up to handle big HP and TQ. I believe the drag racers of today are putting in these built TH400's not the stock units.

So, most people use a rebuilt GM factory TH400 3 speed that has been worked over to handle big power. Call that a racing transmission or call it a factory TH400 that has been rebuilt - same thing.

[JSH]

Originally Posted by xCROOKS______x

Not a street car yet I drive it all the time here in California…

Like to see some of the details of this build. Have you posted it here?

[Gunkk]

Eight point oh with a one two sixty.

Impressive!