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Old 03-06-2014, 11:50 PM   #1
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Would a metric 200 from a '76 Chevy 305 work as a decent core for a small block stock elim. application ?
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Old 03-07-2014, 06:30 PM   #2
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Would a metric 200 from a '76 Chevy 305 work as a decent core for a small block stock elim. application ?
Yes ,it would be fine.
I just took in an early Chevy T 200 nice working core this morning.
I can build someone a nice budget starter unit just like the one in Tibor's car...Turbo Action valve body..forward or reverse, low drag tricks, etc

$1000 plus shipping ...paid for in advance.
Let me know if someone wants it.
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Old 03-07-2014, 07:25 PM   #3
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Default Re: Metric 200 Trans

Could I use a 200 in my BBC 396/325 65 Impala I am building? Weight would be 3800-4100 lb car. I have a TH 350 I plan on putting in the car- just wondering?

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Old 03-08-2014, 11:08 AM   #4
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Could I use a 200 in my BBC 396/325 65 Impala I am building? Weight would be 3800-4100 lb car. I have a TH 350 I plan on putting in the car- just wondering?

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I can give you a definite answer on that....
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Old 03-10-2014, 05:40 PM   #5
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Could I use a 200 in my BBC 396/325 65 Impala I am building? Weight would be 3800-4100 lb car. I have a TH 350 I plan on putting in the car- just wondering?

Will Lamprecht 65 Impala I/SA in progress
A friend put one behind a 455 Buick GS Stocker
Lasted about 10 passes, before it grenaded in the lights

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A friend put one behind a 455 Buick GS Stocker
Lasted about 10 passes, before it grenaded in the lights
That car was 3700 lbs. I was in other lane, got a flat rear tire in the lights. Not fun.
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That car was 3700 lbs. I was in other lane, got a flat rear tire in the lights. Not fun.
I forgot that part of the story, Mr Bender
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It all depends on Who builds it, I have had no- problems with Sepanek for over 12 years.. My car weights 3850 # , did have a crack housing once & that's the weakest link with those old housing ? Yes, the brace helps but if you lose a rear-end . First thing to check is Trans housing & tranny gears,
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Good luck, go with a good tranny guy and be done with it.. Metric -200 is the way to go, do the math ? If you buy a T-350 or glide you still have to buy a lower first gear ??? The Metic 200 comes with a 275 first gear, you just saved $500 , so $1000-1200 doesn't look bad at all .... Also , 50-60 lbs lighter , what's not to like ??? Way more racer are using them and not saying anything, what does that tell you !!!!
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