Trans slipping?
Only from the perspective of having my hat handed to me build after build, unit after unit, time and time again for over a year, in a 1998 Z28 that had an engine built with countless mod combinations by a SAM Graduate level LSx engine builder who is damned good at what he does... after learning a whole new level of humble can I honestly say... yes.
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I look back on those days fondly now, back then it wasn't so fun let me tell ya! But that's why we called it a Research and Development program. It was absolutely not about getting one unit to live to a given power level, but getting many units to live in severe duty situations constantly. He was at the track every night it was open looking for info about his engine and trying to break our unit.
At the end of the day we had a 4L60E that could take what they were able to throw at it, when Chris told me it was doing just fine, hitting hard after several months of constant hammering in the low 7.xx's at Texas Raceway I knew we had something!
Cool times indeed!!!!!!!! I had a blast with that car and owe the boys at Xtreme a bunch.
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Sorry for the
. I tried telling him there were countless people with my kind of power and even more, he doesn't believe they were street cars, and said that even after he fixes it, he gives the tranny 10,000-30,000 more miles before I'll have more problems.
He keeps talking about how there isn't enough pressure for the servo to apply the band. Thinking back, he went ahead upon himself and put a longer pin and smaller servo for the 2-4. Maybe that's the problem? isn't the stock setup short pin, big servo?
At this point I don't know what do. He is covering labor/parts and money is tight right now for me. Maybe If I could locate a good builder in driving distance (Central Florida) then maybe I can have him inspect this guys work.
**** with this guy is getting pretty shady, I guess that's what you get when trying to do things cheap. I knew I should have went with a sponsor.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Last edited by Ls1Envy; Aug 27, 2007 at 06:19 PM.
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