Assuming "hold" means compatible, yes
turbo 350, TH350. but its a BOP TH350 not a chevy, same tranny, different mounting holes
probably a th350.
The bolt pattern on Chevy engines is unique. There are TH350 transmissions with both the Chevy bolt pattern and the BOP (Buick, Olds, Pontiac) pattern, but they are becoming somewhat rare.
As long as the TH350 is from a Chevy....yes.
Yes, the Turbo 350, often referred to as the TH350, is an automatic transmission. It was widely used in various General Motors vehicles from the late 1960s through the 1980s. The TH350 is known for its simplicity, reliability, and ability to handle moderate horsepower applications.
YES As long as the flexplate is the same size or has additional mounting holes. To add to this answer in depth. i changed from a 350 to a 454. the 454 had a th400 transmission and the 350 had a th350 transmission. (This was a 4x4 so we had to use the th350 transmission because it had a married transfer case)the th400 flywheel did NOT match the th350 torque converter. We installed the th400 converter and it fit perfect in the th350 transmission. I would make sure torque converter bolts to flywheel and as well fits into trasmission before attempting to install in vehicle. It is a huge pain to make the swap half way through the install.
Automatics would include th350, th400, or the 700r4, if you want a overdrive.
Most people with this motor go with a th350, th700r4, or a th200r4. The th350 does not have an overdrive gear, so if your driving on the highway, your gas milage will suffer.
The Turbo-Hydramatic 350 (TH350) was standard and I think the only one available. 3 Speed automatic.
Th350 is a three speed transmission, where as the 700r4 is a four speed automatic fourth gear being an overdrive.
Nope.
The Turbo 400 (TH400) transmission is generally about 2 inches longer than the Turbo 350 (TH350) transmission. This difference in length can affect fitment in some vehicles, especially in tight spaces. Additionally, the TH400 is a heavier-duty transmission, which is another factor to consider when comparing the two.