500rwhp n/a +N2O....350 or 400?
10-12-2006, 08:29 PM
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500rwhp n/a +N2O....350 or 400? Motor and mods are in sig but I think the A4 may bite the dust at the track. Should I try to find a 700 that can handle the power, or go 350 or 400. I plan on
running between 150-200 shot on top of the 500rwhp 408. I like the fact that the 350 is very light, but can it handle the power? I don't see the track very often, mostly street use-but I would rather pay a little more and be reliable. Lets
here some opinions!
running between 150-200 shot on top of the 500rwhp 408. I like the fact that the 350 is very light, but can it handle the power? I don't see the track very often, mostly street use-but I would rather pay a little more and be reliable. Lets
here some opinions!
10-12-2006, 10:14 PM
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http://www.performabuiltautomatics.com/invincible.html
Hi hope im not stepping on your thread but I would like you to check this out
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Hi hope im not stepping on your thread but I would like you to check this out
thanks
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Originally Posted by performabuilt
http://www.performabuiltautomatics.com/invincible.html
Hi hope im not stepping on your thread but I would like you to check this out
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Hi hope im not stepping on your thread but I would like you to check this out
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I have seen some 700's with a higher first gear, do you offer any gearing options
with yours? Also, can the invincible be purchased as a kit? If not is that price outright or is there a core charge? Thnks for the help.
10-15-2006, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted by performabuilt
The performance and durabilty of any transmission is as much about how its built as whats put in it .
Are there any gear options for the trans?
10-15-2006, 10:38 AM
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No not at this time the ratios are factory , I would be interested in links to anyone offering other gear ratios for these units however , Always working to meet market demand , If theres a ligitimate demand and the parts are available we may look into it ,
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http://www.700raptor.com/
scroll down to the first paragraph. They talk about a 2.66 first gear option coming soon (they have had that posted for at least 6 months). I have not heard anything about this company's reputation or parts quality, but they sell all
parts individually. Take a look.
scroll down to the first paragraph. They talk about a 2.66 first gear option coming soon (they have had that posted for at least 6 months). I have not heard anything about this company's reputation or parts quality, but they sell all
parts individually. Take a look.
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10-15-2006, 01:12 PM
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There warranty looks nice but has many restrictions ,
"a. improper installation,
b. maintenance operating negligence,
c. incorrect application, accident,( or abuse to this product,")
Th first and second I can maybe understand but the last by the very nature of what we are selling these things to do is a questionable statement ,
Our warranty covers whatever , you just get it back to us and we take care of you,
"a. improper installation,
b. maintenance operating negligence,
c. incorrect application, accident,( or abuse to this product,")
Th first and second I can maybe understand but the last by the very nature of what we are selling these things to do is a questionable statement ,
Our warranty covers whatever , you just get it back to us and we take care of you,
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