hay my trans went out and im lookin to save some money and rebuild it myself anyone use this http://store.summitracing.com/partde...218&part=13680
and if anyone has used this is it worth the money and does it have any improvements or downfalls over stock

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CHRIS
1983 firebird transam
edelbrock performer rpm intake 360*k&n intake 160 theroostat gitting trans raced up and lots and lots of plans 4 the future

 

Here's some feedback! If you are planning on rebuilding the early tranny keep in mind that the later ones had some desirable
upgrades, so getting a later model like an '88 or '89 would be to your advantage. If
you haven't rebuilt a 700-r4 before, it would
probably be in your best interest to hire
someone with an excellent reputation to build
it for you. If you must rebuild one yourself,
be sure to check out:
www.transonline.com/electroPublisher

and click on the transmission of your choice.
BTW, because of the springs and snaprings, I always wear some sort of eye protection
when rebuilding transmissions.

 

now after i put this rebuild kit in what else can i do sence ill have the tranny pulled anyway to mke it TOP of the line like souped to the max also where could i get these parts

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CHRIS
1983 firebird transam
edelbrock performer rpm intake 360*k&n intake 160 theroostat gitting trans raced up and lots and lots of plans 4 the future

 

Here's a link to some pretty good rebuild parts: http://www.hptransparts.com

The thing I don't like about that kit is TCI doesn't make frictions, nor any the parts in the kit, so what are they? Without knowing I wouldn't buy it, chances are they are pretty good (one of the better brands)

Maybe Summit would open the box and tell you what the brand name of the parts are.