How Much Power Can A Nv3500 Handle
How Much Power Can A Nv3500 Handle. It would go behind the mods i have listed below for now but then a turbo in the furture. By misfit138x » wed jan 29, 2014 3:46 am.
The amount of power a tranny can hold is completely dependent on the driving style. Milleage on the trans is unknown but whines in 1st and 2nd. A nv3500 is good to about 300 ft lbs of torque, the vortec 350 makes around 325.
Right Now The Setup Is A Fully Stock Gen 3 5.3 With An Ebay Gt45 Turbo And A 1990 Hm290 In A 94 C1500.
Gm trucks had vn3500 installation. The isc 8.3 cummins came out in 1998 and uses the same basic design. Please consider creating a new thread.
How Much Power Can A Nv3500 Handle?
The transmission was developed through a joint deal by general motors and chrysler. I have a couple at 600+ using a stock intermediate roller clutch setup. Started the second million on 8/24/13.
The Th350 Can Easily Handle 600 Lb/Ft When Properly Built.
A nv3500 is good to about 300 ft lbs of torque, the vortec 350 makes around 325. A nv4500 is rated to a gvw of 14,500. If not times how much power do you think you've put to it.
I'd Think A Built T56 Could Handle Just As Much If Not More Power Than A Built 700R4, However There Are More Automatic Transmissions Out There That Are Up To The Task Of High Power Levels.
I have heard guys blowing tranny's just over stock, and some reaching over 600hp. The nv3500 was used behind the 4.8l in the gmt800 trucks. It can be difficult to id it for two reasons.
The Amount Of Power A Tranny Can Hold Is Completely Dependent On The Driving Style.
It doesn't take anything super fancy. It's a stock bottom end 350 with dart 200cc heads full roller with 670 holley and dart intake. You should be alright the factory rates the transmission at a lower rating, i would say they are good to about 375 and thats if it gets a good hook on some big meats.
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