700r4 and 200r torque arm same?
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Re: 700r4 and 200r torque arm same?
They're longer. Probably just under 3" longer but don't quote me.
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Re: 700r4 and 200r torque arm same?
Be aware that there are 3 transmissions called "200":
And as said, ALL of them are shorter than the 700/4L60 series, therefore the stock TA for them is longer.
- The original 200 from the late 70s
- The 200C, such as was used in these cars in 82, basically a 200 w/ a TCC but has some other internal detail differences as well
- The 200-4R (not the same model number style as the 700-R4), never used in these cars except for the TTA, and quite a bit different from the earlier 200s
And as said, ALL of them are shorter than the 700/4L60 series, therefore the stock TA for them is longer.
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Re: 700r4 and 200r torque arm same?
Be aware that there are 3 transmissions called "200":
And as said, ALL of them are shorter than the 700/4L60 series, therefore the stock TA for them is longer.
- The original 200 from the late 70s
- The 200C, such as was used in these cars in 82, basically a 200 w/ a TCC but has some other internal detail differences as well
- The 200-4R (not the same model number style as the 700-R4), never used in these cars except for the TTA, and quite a bit different from the earlier 200s
And as said, ALL of them are shorter than the 700/4L60 series, therefore the stock TA for them is longer.
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