building a 700R4 to handle more power...
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From: Greenwood, Indiana
Car: 1984 Trans Am
Engine: Vortec 355
Transmission: TH-700R4
Axle/Gears: GM Axles and GM 3.73
building a 700R4 to handle more power...
do i just need to get one of those performance kits that have the clutches and stuff
or do i actually need to get gears and whatever else is needed?
there is a kit at summitracing.com
here it is
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...218&part=13683
or do i actually need to get gears and whatever else is needed?
there is a kit at summitracing.com
here it is
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...218&part=13683
http://www.bulkparts.com/MM007.ASP?pageno=770
http://www.bulkparts.com/MM001.ASP?pageno=1137
Here are some much better parts, you can get the best rebuild kit and the most expensive shift kit for around the same price as the B&M garbage kit.
http://www.bulkparts.com/MM001.ASP?pageno=1137
Here are some much better parts, you can get the best rebuild kit and the most expensive shift kit for around the same price as the B&M garbage kit.
Go to my web-site www.pro-built.net and check out my rebuild kit on the 700R4 (HD or Street/Strip), you will see it is the most complete kit out there for what you need/want, and with all the options you might need. If I can be of help, let me know?
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Would the street/strip rebuild kit build basically the same 700R4 that I'd get for 1395$ from you? How much power/torque is this setup rated (providing I bought the whole tranny from you since trannies scare me.)
Would the street/strip rebuild kit build basically the same 700R4 that I'd get for 1395$ from you? How much power/torque is this setup rated (providing I bought the whole tranny from you since trannies scare me.)
Yes, the parts I use are the same that you would be getting in the Street/Strip parts kit. It should handle around 550-575 horsepower & apx. 550 lb. torque with a A.C.T. 9.5" lockup torque converter, or a Continental 10" non-lockup TC. With the 12" TC you will break parts (due to the weight). I hope this helps.
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