View Poll Results: which is better for mostly street\some track
rock-on
19
67.86%
dr. evil
5
17.86%
artcar
4
14.29%
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tranny poll
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From: pensacola, fl.
Originally Posted by Gold Z
Your car is almost stock and you're worrying about trannys.....at your hp level anybodys will work but if you add some horsepower and need a unit that will stand up over a long period of time then give Dave a call at Rock-On. He cares enough about us to be a sponsor here. That alone should tell you something.
yeah i stated above that im not goin to be pushing that much hp now but i might cam it a long time from now..i do want to put a lil 3200-3600 converter in it..and if i did ever go crazy with the motor or n20 then i wouldnt have to worry about the tranny..like a one time deal thing....anyone else?
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From: Texas
1. Century Transmissions
2. FLT
3. Rossler
4. Local shop here that builds a killer 4l65e, called Allstate Transmissions
(This is the one I bought, because they're located here where I live. Like most, they put billet servo, extra wide bands, alto reds 9 pak with steels, etc., etc., etc. + 1 year warranty)
2. FLT
3. Rossler
4. Local shop here that builds a killer 4l65e, called Allstate Transmissions
(This is the one I bought, because they're located here where I live. Like most, they put billet servo, extra wide bands, alto reds 9 pak with steels, etc., etc., etc. + 1 year warranty)
Originally Posted by BlackHawk T/A
Going with FLT here. They really know their stuff.
