Doom and gloom for the 'zilla's tranny? UPDATED
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Originally Posted by willwren
A rebuild or a new unit (factory remanufactured) will run in the $2000-$2500 range.
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This is why I question modding my car. I mean how much power can these trannys take? Willwren is */C'd so he even has an HD transaxle, I do not. I think 250 ftlb. of torque would probably be the most mine can take.
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Originally Posted by fantastic88
This is why I question modding my car. I mean how much power can these trannys take? Willwren is */C'd so he even has an HD transaxle, I do not. I think 250 ftlb. of torque would probably be the most mine can take.
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Originally Posted by Rogue
Just accept the fact that the tranny will die someday and save away for it
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Originally Posted by Rogue
Just accept the fact that the tranny will die someday and save away for it
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Originally Posted by Rogue
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Just accept the fact that the tranny will die someday and save away for it
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Originally Posted by Rogue
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Originally Posted by Rogue
Just accept the fact that the tranny will die someday and save away for it
About the tranny, its gotta die sometime, mine has made it to 162k and its starting to show its age. Its more of a luck thing than anything else.
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This one is going by the book. I've got a good scantool, the factory service manuals, and a personal tranny expert (jr's3800 ). I should know more by the end of the weekend.