Ep. 2 Powerglides 101: Output Shafts
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In the second installment of our new 2020 series, Powerglides 101, we discuss the opposite end of the transmission as compared to last week's episode; output shafts! Thanks for watching our videos!! Please consider subscribing, and if you like what you see then we'd be grateful for you sharing our videos on your own social media platforms. Be sure to drop us a line in the comments!
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great videos! thank you
124👍's up HP thanks again for the great news
i like this video, i'm building a 28/29 model a pickup, i want to drive this truck everyday and i like lots of leg room, i'm going to be running a flathead 8, i want it to be an auto trans, i dont want to move the firewall back or have a large bellhousing hump, so i'm thinking of using a powerglide i can run under the seat via a torque tube, to mount the flex plate i have an old cast iron bellhousing i can mount backwards to the front of my powerglide and add some bearings and a shaft, by having a short tail shaft it all should fit in there quite nicely.
couldnt find the billet PG output shaft on your website is there a part number?
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Should the output shaft turn free or locked up
Why Don't You Rifle Drill The Shafts