prep for turbo
prep for turbo
Ok, I have decided that i will be getting a turbo!!!! But as an automagic I want to protect my investment as much as possible.I will be "bulletproofing" my tranny by a shop in md For about 1900. This place will warranty my tranny for 3 years ewven after boost is put on. Is there any other precautions that i should take before putting the boost on this car?? any parts known to break or anything?
Re: prep for turbo
Originally posted by Redmax
Ok, I have decided that i will be getting a turbo!!!! But as an automagic I want to protect my investment as much as possible.I will be "bulletproofing" my tranny by a shop in md For about 1900. This place will warranty my tranny for 3 years ewven after boost is put on. Is there any other precautions that i should take before putting the boost on this car?? any parts known to break or anything?
Ok, I have decided that i will be getting a turbo!!!! But as an automagic I want to protect my investment as much as possible.I will be "bulletproofing" my tranny by a shop in md For about 1900. This place will warranty my tranny for 3 years ewven after boost is put on. Is there any other precautions that i should take before putting the boost on this car?? any parts known to break or anything?
Re: Re: prep for turbo
Originally posted by PCGuRu2K
How many miles do you have on your car? For auto's you can't really run that much boost. Maybe no more then 8psi. Anymore then that and you can blow your tranny even with bulletproof tranny. I've seen a guy have to redo his bulletproof tranny twice when he had turbo on an auto. You're motor probably couldn't handle it either.
How many miles do you have on your car? For auto's you can't really run that much boost. Maybe no more then 8psi. Anymore then that and you can blow your tranny even with bulletproof tranny. I've seen a guy have to redo his bulletproof tranny twice when he had turbo on an auto. You're motor probably couldn't handle it either.
Re: Re: prep for turbo
Originally posted by PCGuRu2K
How many miles do you have on your car? For auto's you can't really run that much boost. Maybe no more then 8psi. Anymore then that and you can blow your tranny even with bulletproof tranny. I've seen a guy have to redo his bulletproof tranny twice when he had turbo on an auto. You're motor probably couldn't handle it either.
How many miles do you have on your car? For auto's you can't really run that much boost. Maybe no more then 8psi. Anymore then that and you can blow your tranny even with bulletproof tranny. I've seen a guy have to redo his bulletproof tranny twice when he had turbo on an auto. You're motor probably couldn't handle it either.
Auto tranny can handle more than 8 lbs... and you don't have THAT many miles on her.... Especially if you get a bulletproof tranny that's warrenteed like that... Go for it!!
PCGuru2k, believe me, the place he is getting it done is 10x better than Level10. You know Max N' Out right? He got his done there. Posi traction, strengthened case, gear ratios changed. The works.
Corey, I guess you finally boosting. Who gonna do it?
Dixit
Corey, I guess you finally boosting. Who gonna do it?
Dixit
Re: Re: prep for turbo
Originally posted by PCGuRu2K
For auto's you can't really run that much boost. Maybe no more then 8psi. Anymore then that and you can blow your tranny even with bulletproof tranny. You're motor probably couldn't handle it either.
For auto's you can't really run that much boost. Maybe no more then 8psi. Anymore then that and you can blow your tranny even with bulletproof tranny. You're motor probably couldn't handle it either.
May I ask who is doing your tranny work, and what exactly they are doing for 1900? Thanks - good luck, let me know if i can help with anything.
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Originally posted by hlh0501
If you have it done properly, and is warrantied, I don't see why you can't run 10-12psi, which is probably about as high as you want to go on stock internals... the motor can handle more than 8psi, but be very careful going above 10!
May I ask who is doing your tranny work, and what exactly they are doing for 1900? Thanks - good luck, let me know if i can help with anything.
If you have it done properly, and is warrantied, I don't see why you can't run 10-12psi, which is probably about as high as you want to go on stock internals... the motor can handle more than 8psi, but be very careful going above 10!
May I ask who is doing your tranny work, and what exactly they are doing for 1900? Thanks - good luck, let me know if i can help with anything.
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Last time I asked about a bulletproof tranny, they quoted me around $3000. That's with everything that Jayson got.
Originally posted by BigDogJonx
NRH Transmissions out in Jessup MD will be doing the work. As far as exacts on what he is doing, going to have to ask Corey.
NRH Transmissions out in Jessup MD will be doing the work. As far as exacts on what he is doing, going to have to ask Corey.
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Originally posted by 1MAX2NV
Last time I asked about a bulletproof tranny, they quoted me around $3000. That's with everything that Jayson got.
Last time I asked about a bulletproof tranny, they quoted me around $3000. That's with everything that Jayson got.
Dixit
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Originally posted by BigDogJonx
And thats correct. Jayson has Posi traction done. If you dont want that, he knocks off about 1000.
Dixit
And thats correct. Jayson has Posi traction done. If you dont want that, he knocks off about 1000.
Dixit
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Re: prep for turbo
You must really like automatics cos you can do a 5 speed swap and a Quaife diff for about that much money ... maybe a little more... or just the LSD tranny for much less.
Originally posted by Redmax
Ok, I have decided that i will be getting a turbo!!!! But as an automagic I want to protect my investment as much as possible.I will be "bulletproofing" my tranny by a shop in md For about 1900. This place will warranty my tranny for 3 years ewven after boost is put on. Is there any other precautions that i should take before putting the boost on this car?? any parts known to break or anything?
Ok, I have decided that i will be getting a turbo!!!! But as an automagic I want to protect my investment as much as possible.I will be "bulletproofing" my tranny by a shop in md For about 1900. This place will warranty my tranny for 3 years ewven after boost is put on. Is there any other precautions that i should take before putting the boost on this car?? any parts known to break or anything?
Re: Re: Re: prep for turbo
Originally posted by hlh0501
If you have it done properly, and is warrantied, I don't see why you can't run 10-12psi, which is probably about as high as you want to go on stock internals... the motor can handle more than 8psi, but be very careful going above 10!
May I ask who is doing your tranny work, and what exactly they are doing for 1900? Thanks - good luck, let me know if i can help with anything.
If you have it done properly, and is warrantied, I don't see why you can't run 10-12psi, which is probably about as high as you want to go on stock internals... the motor can handle more than 8psi, but be very careful going above 10!
May I ask who is doing your tranny work, and what exactly they are doing for 1900? Thanks - good luck, let me know if i can help with anything.
Hal the guy who is doing the tranny work says there is too much to list, he changes the gears belts everything in the tranny. Right now i cn't afford the 1900 so i'm getting my vb done by him tomorrow. He doesnt just redrill your current vb and chage the springs. He actually rebuilds the whole valve body himself in his shop.
Originally posted by MAXIN
Um, is posi-traction similar to LSD? Explain please.
Um, is posi-traction similar to LSD? Explain please.
She explains Posi-traction, which is how I knew it was the same as LSD. See, we can learn something useful from a movie
Originally posted by breaux124
Remember the movie "My Cousin Vinny"?
She explains Posi-traction, which is how I knew it was the same as LSD. See, we can learn something useful from a movie
Remember the movie "My Cousin Vinny"?
She explains Posi-traction, which is how I knew it was the same as LSD. See, we can learn something useful from a movie
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