Good So Cal Tranny Shop?
04-18-2007, 05:27 PM
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Good So Cal Tranny Shop? As the post says I'm looking for a real good tranny shop in socal.
It's been some what of a mission finding someone to build a 4160e that'll hold anything.
Let me know if you guys have any reputable shops?
Thanks
Mike Haddad
It's been some what of a mission finding someone to build a 4160e that'll hold anything.
Let me know if you guys have any reputable shops?
Thanks
Mike Haddad
04-18-2007, 11:58 PM
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Originally Posted by HaddadMotorsports
As the post says I'm looking for a real good tranny shop in socal.
It's been some what of a mission finding someone to build a 4160e that'll hold anything.
Let me know if you guys have any reputable shops?
Thanks
Mike Haddad
It's been some what of a mission finding someone to build a 4160e that'll hold anything.
Let me know if you guys have any reputable shops?
Thanks
Mike Haddad
Call the Toy Shop in Pomona, they are probably the best IMHO.
04-19-2007, 01:16 AM
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Originally Posted by HaddadMotorsports
As the post says I'm looking for a real good tranny shop in socal.
It's been some what of a mission finding someone to build a 4160e that'll hold anything.
Let me know if you guys have any reputable shops?
Thanks
Mike Haddad
It's been some what of a mission finding someone to build a 4160e that'll hold anything.
Let me know if you guys have any reputable shops?
Thanks
Mike Haddad
04-19-2007, 02:20 PM
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Early on I built a couple.
After some experience with them we have decided that it was in our best interest to subcontract our transmissions.
As of yet I havn't found the shop that can reliably produce good trannies and stand by there work.
Havn't tried the toy shop yet, but it seems that i will be very shortly.
Does anyone have there #.
Thanks
Mike Haddad
After some experience with them we have decided that it was in our best interest to subcontract our transmissions.
As of yet I havn't found the shop that can reliably produce good trannies and stand by there work.
Havn't tried the toy shop yet, but it seems that i will be very shortly.
Does anyone have there #.
Thanks
Mike Haddad
Originally Posted by RyneZ06
i thought you built trannies?? that what i heard through the grapevine
04-19-2007, 02:28 PM
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if i were you i would call mikes transmission in lancaster,
but saying you want a 4l60e to take anything is it like saying you want a 700r4 to survive a 1.2 60', i would go with an 80e if you want to keep the overdrive.
but saying you want a 4l60e to take anything is it like saying you want a 700r4 to survive a 1.2 60', i would go with an 80e if you want to keep the overdrive.
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Originally Posted by Juiced
if i were you i would call mikes transmission in lancaster,
but saying you want a 4l60e to take anything is it like saying you want a 700r4 to survive a 1.2 60', i would go with an 80e if you want to keep the overdrive.
but saying you want a 4l60e to take anything is it like saying you want a 700r4 to survive a 1.2 60', i would go with an 80e if you want to keep the overdrive.
I am very aware that the 4160e has its limitations as with anything else.
My point was that some of the tranny's i subcontracted literally didn't hold anything meaning bone stock cars.
Thanks for the help guys.
