Well some bad news and some good news.
#1
Well some bad news and some good news.
Bad news is, When I bolted my bellhousing to the block, the converter wasn't set all the way in and I damaged the tranny pump. The converter must have slipped out a bit somehow.
The good news is that I was going to either rebuild my tranny or get a new one to handle the power anyway.
So the question is....what to do......
1) Get the 700r4 I have now rebuilt to handle the power.
2) Buy a new 700r4 that will handle the power.
3) Convert it to a manual.
4) Do some other combination.
I dont have a billion dollars to spend on this so think of that also.
The good news is that I was going to either rebuild my tranny or get a new one to handle the power anyway.
So the question is....what to do......
1) Get the 700r4 I have now rebuilt to handle the power.
2) Buy a new 700r4 that will handle the power.
3) Convert it to a manual.
4) Do some other combination.
I dont have a billion dollars to spend on this so think of that also.
#4
well hows the engine coming along? IMO, dont put more work on your shoulders than you need to, along with money. LIke converting it to manual I think would cost a bit of a penny. Just find somthing simple, average, that will work with what you want.
What Im trying to say is down count yourself short, find somthing you really want that doesnt cost a left nut and wont put more workload on you.
What Im trying to say is down count yourself short, find somthing you really want that doesnt cost a left nut and wont put more workload on you.
#5
yeah they're hard to determine sometimes just how far they need to go in. just when you think its all the way back, you give it a lil spin and a push and it goes more lol
sorry to hear about that tho
sorry to hear about that tho
#6
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I recently got a level 3 Raptor 700r4 tranny with a bunch of their other goodies and its great http://www.transmissioncenter.net/700MegaRaptor.htm
#7
well I had so much other crap on my mind that I just totally forgot to check it. I know how far back the converter should be and I just simply didnt check it...but whatever....that tranny was gonna go anyway. The engine would have been done and In today if it wasnt for this little prob.
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