Powerglide planetary gear set

On our Mopar 904s in our bracket cars, I believe
the plantaries are smaller (?). I run adapters and
mild 500 inch (650HP) motors and often go hundreds
of runs before damaging them.

When they have broken it is not a big deal as I know right
away before the 60 ft. mark (They have never broken anywhere
else om the track).

Of course, the aftermarket straight cut gears take less HP and ARE
faster/stronger. Also, we play with the ratios regularly. But we spend thousands
on them and they are reserved for our Superstock and Stock Race Cars.
John,
Thank you very much for sharing this information with me. My Arrow is a full Alston chassis car, running a 422 stroker small block based on a 340 X block and CNC ported MP W5 heads. I don't have any actual HP or torque numbers as the previous owner never had it on a dyno and I haven't had the chance to do so to date. I'm guessing it's in the 700 - 750 HP range, but that's just a guess. I'm just trying to get some idea as to how reliable this spare powerglide would be if I ever needed to use it, as it is. Or if I should invest the money to have it brought up to the same spec as the primary transmission.