Transbrake on a 200-4R
The more expensive conversions are full valve body conversions and that is why they cost upwards of $500.00. Are they worth it? I guess that depends on how much money you have.
I have one in my 200-4R and it cost $150 for the brake. I had mine installed the same time it was getting rebuilt so the guy threw the labor in because he said it was easy with the trans already apart. My only complaint about mine is that it engages by being put into 1st then to release it you bang it into second. The only problem is you cant manually launch in first without being on the brake. I think mine is an Art Carr model but it may be a Mike Kurtz not sure which or hell it could be neither and be the same as NOS John was talking about.
to have been eliminated with more exacting tolerances on the shaft.
I'm fairly sure that Jason Cramer runs one on his GN into the high 9's. They are great bang for the buck. Either that or get an entire valve body from someone.
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Post some damn pics of your car!! You should come up with a conversion kit for that RX-7, really cool car and highly sought after hybrid...even if it's just a diagram or wiring schematic and motor mounts to convert it...I'd buy that for $100. A few guys were doing LC2 motor cars (Grand National drivetrain). COOL.
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Honestly the swap is very easy and I have had tons of people think the LS1 is the factory motor becaus eit looks so "right" between the shock towers.


