Any competent trany builders in the easter part of the country ?
01-04-2013, 10:50 AM
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Rossler is about an hour from me.
My buddy does them too... he has one of his 80Es in a 370/76mm camaro that Quik tuned that I believe is around 700hp and went 9s iirc. This is him
https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...und-up-457713/
Here's the car
http://www.popscreen.com/v/66kz4/Tal...804rwhp854rwtq
http://caenus.cougardb.com/videos/z8Y5wPktkug
My buddy does them too... he has one of his 80Es in a 370/76mm camaro that Quik tuned that I believe is around 700hp and went 9s iirc. This is him
https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...und-up-457713/
Here's the car
http://www.popscreen.com/v/66kz4/Tal...804rwhp854rwtq
http://caenus.cougardb.com/videos/z8Y5wPktkug
01-04-2013, 11:11 AM
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I always think of this thread..
01-04-2013, 02:03 PM
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I remember reading about the issue from a few people with Jakes. I just figured they were the only place I seen thus far that sold a complete kit to rebuild..
Rossler will be getting a call, but i know they are crazy exp.
Rossler will be getting a call, but i know they are crazy exp.
01-04-2013, 02:17 PM
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Rossler is bad MFN *** !!!
Like said earlier , the "build" is attention to details .
Good quality parts and attention to detail make for the best builds.
I don't feel you can beat the factory Borg Warner hi energy clutches , they designed them to take on real world abuse and they do a great job , you can stick alto clutches up your rear because they don't last , I've had them in an my Allison and 60e , never again.
Like said earlier , the "build" is attention to details .
Good quality parts and attention to detail make for the best builds.
I don't feel you can beat the factory Borg Warner hi energy clutches , they designed them to take on real world abuse and they do a great job , you can stick alto clutches up your rear because they don't last , I've had them in an my Allison and 60e , never again.
01-04-2013, 03:01 PM
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raybestos stage 1 is a good clutch as well. im iffy on alto stuff, but with the right spec and prep they can hold up. you should never build a trans "dry" but alto clutches are VERY sensitive to it in my experience.
01-04-2013, 04:19 PM
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I was told several years ago by Zippy that Rossler is the way to go. And that guy knows his ****. If I ever need to go to a built 80e, it will be Rossler or someone local here in Houston. Just because a company's not a big name on a forum or doesn't advertise doesn't mean they're not good.
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I was told several years ago by Zippy that Rossler is the way to go. And that guy knows his ****. If I ever need to go to a built 80e, it will be Rossler or someone local here in Houston. Just because a company's not a big name on a forum or doesn't advertise doesn't mean they're not good.
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