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#12577 06/01/2003 7:01 PM | Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: 1,897 Member | | Member Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: 1,897 | Hello Pal, Welcome to the Stovebolt  I would go with a TH-350,,, a TH-400 or a TH-700R4 for the overdrive capability. I would not use O.D. around town or going over long hills especially when towing. Other than that. You will need to use a driveline for the same truck you have W/automatic. Should be fairly easy to find. The TH-400 will have a different output shaft so you will need the slip-yoke for the TH-400 and there are u-joints that will fit the yoke to the driveline if needed.
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