Here is broken piece in my tranny

I should have the tranny back when I return home from the weekend. The builder says it may be a fluke that this piece broke. I'll try it and see. I'd just had the thing rebuilt with the Z-Pak, hoping 3/4 would last longer. But, then I broke this.
Last edited by Black LS1 T/A; Dec 18, 2004 at 07:03 AM.
He showed me another one that he said the manufacturer claimed is a bit stronger (he put it on scales and it weighed about 1/2 lb. more). He would have put it back together then and there, but he said he wanted to take the valve body out and clean the whole thing and make sure no as-of-yet unseen pieces had lodged anywhere else. There were two small pieces from those cracked sides that we found. But, the splines were ground down a bit.
I drove it backwards about two miles before I shut it down.
Kyle
One buddy thinks it'll be a pig driving around town, but Clay Loving has a PG and he said the torque is so much, he just doesn't feel any bog.
I have to fabricate a tranny mount, get or cut a driveshaft, figure out what to do about the dipstick and do something about the speed sensor.
I DID consider going back down to a 3.42 rear and see if that calmed things down enough for me to get a hookup AND save my 4L60E. But, I'm just tired of spending money and time experimenting. I'm ready for a dependable setup I can mostly forget about now. At 13 PSI, I want to see what the dyno says the power is and what it does at the track. If I stay consistent mid 10's, that's all I want.
The only other thing I considered is degreeing the camshaft to shift the torque curve up more on the top end.
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Kyle
Might want to look into a 4L80E swap. Heavy, but durable. A P'glide is for a light race car.



