Where to get T400 rebuilt????
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Where to get T400 rebuilt????
So I need to pull the trany out of '69 Camro for a lady friend.
She claims it's a 350 car, (I'm assuming it's a T400, maybe T350? I duuno)
Where would the best place in Souithern Alberta be to get this rebuilt?
Advice would be swell.....
She claims it's a 350 car, (I'm assuming it's a T400, maybe T350? I duuno)
Where would the best place in Souithern Alberta be to get this rebuilt?
Advice would be swell.....
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Ricks racing Tranny's in Calgary. rick used to be the th400 king. but I think anyone competant can build one up.
build a TH400.......
http://www.bdub.net/tranny/TH400SuperBeefing-text.pdf
build a TH400.......
http://www.bdub.net/tranny/TH400SuperBeefing-text.pdf
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Could put in a 4L80E transmission. A turbo 400 with an over drive (four speed). Makes for a nice driver with 3.9 or 4.11 gears. They came in chevy 1 tons back in the early 80's
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Does your lady friend know how much a 1st Gen F-body is worth these days? Especially a '69 Camaro??
Skip the automatic & go straight to a T56 6 speed manual swap! It's a bolt in swap these days.
Click on "transmission".
http://store.nexternal.com/shared/St...unt2=409415841
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I don't know Joe if that would be a good idea...I have been checking the trend in F-body cars and right now,number matching cars are the big thing.They are getting way bigger resale money than a modified car.Unless you don't have to cut the car..then its ok...as long as you keep the orginal parts to put the car back to stock..
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and if anything. a second vote for Tremec T-56.....this is my T-56 for my '73 z-28.
mmmmm swanky.
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I don't know Joe if that would be a good idea...I have been checking the trend in F-body cars and right now,number matching cars are the big thing.They are getting way bigger resale money than a modified car.Unless you don't have to cut the car..then its ok...as long as you keep the orginal parts to put the car back to stock..
You're totally right Dave. Leaving a car or truck stock, especially a classic, will result in a higher resale value.
But that is soooo boring. My Mustang 5.0L would likely be worth way more if I hadn't totally modified it, especially the 6 point roll bar but I can never leave any vehicle stock.
Even if I owned a mint original 1st Gen Camaro or Mustang I would totally get bored of it and start modding it.
Luke's T56 trans is totally sweet. They even make a bolt-in model for my Mustang but I haven't broken the T-5 in over 4 years now.
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You're totally right Dave. Leaving a car or truck stock, especially a classic, will result in a higher resale value.
But that is soooo boring. My Mustang 5.0L would likely be worth way more if I hadn't totally modified it, especially the 6 point roll bar but I can never leave any vehicle stock.
Even if I owned a mint original 1st Gen Camaro or Mustang I would totally get bored of it and start modding it.
Luke's T56 trans is totally sweet. They even make a bolt-in model for my Mustang but I haven't broken the T-5 in over 4 years now.
But that is soooo boring. My Mustang 5.0L would likely be worth way more if I hadn't totally modified it, especially the 6 point roll bar but I can never leave any vehicle stock.
Even if I owned a mint original 1st Gen Camaro or Mustang I would totally get bored of it and start modding it.
Luke's T56 trans is totally sweet. They even make a bolt-in model for my Mustang but I haven't broken the T-5 in over 4 years now.
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