Rebuilding Tranny
#1
Rebuilding Tranny
I have a 97 ls i'm going to be doing a turbo butt befor I insal it I want to find a place to sell the perfomance rebuild for auto tranny or find a place that will do it. And yes I know I should just do a swap to manual but I'm trying to do something original Not like every other turbo import. Thanx
#3
Originally Posted by sherwood
not sure where you could go, but be advised that the car will be slower, and cost more money, as well as most likely be less reliable.
just my $.02
just my $.02
#4
Rebuilding a auto trans will prob cost u about 2-3 times more than a standard. u could go to aamco, or any other trans shop that would be ur best bet.. How many miles are on the trans? Is it slipping or anything? and some fore warning, honda auto trans are not the best, u might want to try and find a hi pro kit for the trans if they make them. HIH
#6
Good luck on being original, just like everyone else.
Just doing an auto + turbo because it's "original" is a very bad idea. Do it for a real reason, not because you think it's original, cause it's not.
If you suck at manual or are too scared to learn, ok. But don't say you want to do it because it's original.
Just doing an auto + turbo because it's "original" is a very bad idea. Do it for a real reason, not because you think it's original, cause it's not.
If you suck at manual or are too scared to learn, ok. But don't say you want to do it because it's original.
#7
autos are good choices for high horsepower setups, the torque converter has many added bonusses that aid in traction as well as power delivery.
the main downside is that b-series automatics suck.
the main downside is that b-series automatics suck.
#8
Originally Posted by sherwood
autos are good choices for high horsepower setups, the torque converter has many added bonusses that aid in traction as well as power delivery.
the main downside is that b-series automatics suck.
the main downside is that b-series automatics suck.
#9
Originally Posted by centerforce99
You must drive an automatic.
not to mention autos shift faster.
#10
Originally Posted by sherwood
no, but it's true a torque converter lets an engine spin up without having to spin up the wheels, it can reach maximum torque with minimal spinning.
not to mention autos shift faster.
not to mention autos shift faster.