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Yes. Either you have an automatic 4L60E or a manual NV3500. Both can withstand the full range of what's available in a GM small block... in naturally aspirated form. If you get to adding a turbo, then you'd want to upgrade to a 4L80E or NV4500.

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Q: Can stock z71 transmission with stand 383 stroker motor?
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