any 200-4r LT1 4th gens in here?
#3
bottom line, better gearing. (better 1st gear, less rpm drop from 1-2 shift, better OD with my 4.10's for the 90mile drive to the track)
i could care less about pcm control.
i've got a local shop that builds stout auto trannies cheaper then any shops i've found online. and well they are local, you cant beat that
i could care less about pcm control.
i've got a local shop that builds stout auto trannies cheaper then any shops i've found online. and well they are local, you cant beat that
#5
Originally Posted by slowmofo
have thought about the 200r..a lot of Grand National guys use them.
alot of places charge an arm and a leg too build them but when done right, they are awesome trans'
they can hold up well too the 3600+lb G-bodies when built right
#6
Originally Posted by simple
yeah lol, thats because they came in those cars from the factory
alot of places charge an arm and a leg too build them but when done right, they are awesome trans'
they can hold up well too the 3600+lb G-bodies when built right
alot of places charge an arm and a leg too build them but when done right, they are awesome trans'
they can hold up well too the 3600+lb G-bodies when built right
#7
If your looking for a nice 200 theres a guy on turbobuick.com that sell a sweet one. Holds up to my 18psi launches. Price on them are right at 1200 and thats with a trans brake. Guys name on the forum is Brian