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06-03-2011, 04:23 PM
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700 Trans Generation
I HAVE A EL CAMINO WITH A 350 ENG, 700 TRANS, POSI REAR WITH 373s. MY QUESTION IS HOW CAN I KNOW IF MY TRANSMISSION IS A FIRST GEN OR A SECOND GEN... THE REASON FOR THIS IS BECAUSE I PLAN ON REBUILDING THE TRANS BUT WAS TOLD IF THE TRANS WAS A FIRST GEN THEN IT WAS NOT WORTH ME REBUILDING TO GET A 2ND GEN 700.... IS THAT TRUE IS THE FIRST GEN 700 NOT WORTH ME REBUILDING N IF NOT Y SO....THANX IN ADVANCE....
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06-03-2011, 08:47 PM
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Info can be found here>> The Chevy TH-700R4 Transmission.
The 87-92 and 93 from Z-28 & T/A are the best cores to use, they have all the Factory improvements/upgrades. 30-spline Input Shaft, Auxillary Valvebody etc..
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06-03-2011, 08:58 PM
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Alright I'll Keep That In Mind Ima Have To Check Though What It Is That I Have When I Bought The Dude Sayd He Didn't Know What It Came Off Of But Told Me That He Had It In His 80s Cheyenne But Had Got A 400 Hundred That's Why He Sold It But Assured Me It Was Good.... It Runs Good I Just Want To Rebuild It N Throw A Shift Kit Just So I Can Know What I Have N Know That It's Reliable..
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