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Old 12-13-2016, 02:24 AM   #9
DeuceCoupe
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Default Re: Manual trans only?

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Originally Posted by Greg Reimer 7376 View Post
In an older combo, like my aging fleet of antique iron, some engine combos came with a manual trans only requirement in the Tech Bulletins. I need to update my tech bulletins, but does that stipulation still exist? Question revolves around a 68 Chevelle with a 327/325 horse engine in Stock . Has that manual trans rule been deleted?

April 1968 issue of Car Life tested a 68 Chevelle 327/275 powerglide, just an ordinary grocery getter, so I cant see how NHRA would not allow it. I have three 327/275 road tests in my database, all three are auto trans.


Those NHRA Excel sheets are not error free for sure, they have both typos, cut&paste errors on the weights, and just plain history errors. Maybe bring it to their attention and they will change it or defend it!


OOPS once again I was typing too late at night, I had 275hp in my tired eyes instead of 325hp. All the road tests I have on the L79 are 4speed only, nothing I can add there. So unless Chevy submitted some specific documents to NHRA that said "also offered with automatic" as Ford apparently did with the 66-67 Fairlane/Comet, I can see why NHRA would not allow it.

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