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08-29-2010 12:18 AM #1
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Turbo 350 to 400 swap
Anybody know if they use the same rear spline? Rear mount locations the same? Overall length? Buddy has a pretty weak 350 and found a 400 with next to no miles and wants to swap.
Thanks guys.
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08-29-2010 03:45 AM #2
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08-29-2010 04:36 AM #3
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400 is longer and uses a different yoke.
It's not a bolt in, but in most cases it's a fairly easy swap.
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08-29-2010 04:43 AM #4
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I agree, except for mounting the kick down, it's electronic, not cable.
Originally Posted by Geezer2
400 is longer and uses a different yoke.
It's not a bolt in, but in most cases it's a fairly easy swap.
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08-29-2010 04:45 AM #5
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Different yoke, defferent length,(depending on the 350 used),usually different flex plate,and mount is usually in a different location.
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09-01-2010 05:06 AM #6
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Some of the O.E.M. 350/400 vehicles had multi cross member hole locations on the frame to move back the tranny cross member and mount.Good Bye
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09-01-2010 05:42 AM #7
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just started doing the same swap. so far so goodBARB
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12-22-2010 10:19 AM #8
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Went from turbo 350 to a turbo 400. Frame was already drilled for both so just moved the crossmember back 6 inches to the other holes.
If yours isn't drilled it's a very simple fix.
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12-22-2010 10:41 AM #9
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TCI has a chart of dimensions
http://www.tciauto.com/Products/TechInfo/trans_dims.asp
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