Trinity Transmission
His 4L80E transbrake that caused reverse pressure loss, VERY delayed engagement, locks up in 1st gear, etc.
His transbrake cost me thousands of dollars in repairs, labor, travel, etc.
Very unhappy customer here...
I eventually got refunded the cost of the brake but not the shipping costs back and forth, my time doing R&D for his junk, etc.
It's better that I don't comment on why TCI is no longer a sponser on this site.
The truth is that the average reputable transmission shop is very good at rebuilding transmissions usually cannot and in many cases do not want to do performance transmissions.
The guy that can make a 4L60E work excellent in a stock vehicle and last 100K+ miles may not be able to make one live in the 11's for more than a few passes.
It's not that he is doing shoddy work, it's just that there are tricks that take trial and error to learn.
I gave Jim at Trinity the information to have new seperator plates made, gave feedback on his instructions and install, and had hoped to come on here and give him good feedback to help sell his product.
In the end,
I was lied to, he couldn't prove he had any working, myself and several other builders tried the brake and it didn't work. Major issues.
I was out thousands on one customers trans due to the issues that I kept trying to fix with his brake.
I'm guessing he abandoned the deal when he was refunding everything he sold.
I hate to see any performance shop fail. It limits the options of guys like us that enjoy the cars and hobby.
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