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Pressure ratings I've seen for aftermarket valve bodies

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Old 05-05-2007, 09:57 AM
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Pressure ratings I've seen for aftermarket valve bodies

So, here are the pressure numbers and such for different valve bodies that I know of. Correct me if I'm wrong and let me know if I miss a feature... and I will I'm sure!
BD- either 100 or 180 psi apply pressure and 2nd (3rd?) gear lockup ability.
DTT- the highest I've read for them is 180 psi. Multi-gear lockup?
Suncoast- no idea on the pressures. Anyone that have one know? I do know they charge the converter in park.
Dunrite- 280 psi (!), Lockup in any gear
HTS - 200 psi, Multi-gear lockup?

Any builders that I missed? I'd love to know!
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I think Goerend is 180 psi lockup in any gear.
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Yeah, Goerend is around 175-180psi max. That 280psi figure for Dunrite seems way too high.

I wouldn't really worry about the max pressures with any of the big 4 or 5 tranny builders. Most seem to run around 180psi and with a good triple disc TC that will hold plenty of power for even the most hardcore guys. Higher pressure doesn't always mean better. The higher the pressure the more chance of internal leakage (I assume anyway).
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Originally Posted by jrussell
Most seem to run around 180psi and with a good triple disc TC that will hold plenty of power for even the most hardcore guys.

DTT is still selling single disc converters to hold the big power. I have one in my truck.
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Originally Posted by 973604x4
DTT is still selling single disc converters to hold the big power. I have one in my truck.
Yeah, I should have left out the "triple disc" part altogether. I've heard a good quality single disc like DTT makes will still hold just as much power.
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my valve body from dunrite at wot is 205 psi
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My HTS is a little under 200 if I remember right. It held great with zero problems at 650hp.
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Looks like my #'s were close. I just heard the Dunrite did 280 by word of mouth, not through Tony. What about some of the other features beyond pressure? Can we get some input to compare what some have and what some don't?
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973604X4, yours is just a single disk???

Um, thats pretty cool. I wonder what makes DTTs so much better. Dunrite said don't put more than 450 to his single disk?? I e-mailed DTT last week and ant heard anything back, tomorrow I will just call.

Goerends what a HP recommendation on how much his single lock will hold???
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Originally Posted by KVD
973604X4, yours is just a single disk???

Um, thats pretty cool. I wonder what makes DTTs so much better. Dunrite said don't put more than 450 to his single disk?? I e-mailed DTT last week and ant heard anything back, tomorrow I will just call.

Goerends what a HP recommendation on how much his single lock will hold???
Yep, I have a single disc DTT in my truck. Lots of DTT trucks are singles, but DTT does sell a triple. (lets not start a war about that please.)
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O no war I just knew that DTT liked to single design.

You got a guess on how much HP your puttin through your truck???
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Originally Posted by KVD
O no war I just knew that DTT liked to single design.

You got a guess on how much HP your puttin through your truck???
as of last week, it was 579hp. Twins go on this week.
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Sorry bout that, after I sent it I noticed it in the the signature.

One more reason for me to go DTT.


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