2 lock up street/strip 2004R`s (1 BRF & 1 CZ)

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brian

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The first unit is a CZ model.
The trans has all my usual parts. 550 and 400 boost valves, pump ring kit, Alto clutches (extra throughout) and wide Red band with our shift calibration.(shift kit)
This unit is a lock up with a big servo, and transbrake. The input shaft and drum are hardened. This trans will have nice firm shifts, and shift at nearly 5500 at WOT. Perfect for a ported heads and cam car.
Biggest difference between this and the BRF is a later WOT upshift, 5200 vs 5500, and a slightly earlier third gear while cruising. (most people never notice) With correct wiring for a GN, with the correct black plug.
This transmission is built to run into the 10`s with the right converter.
Price on this unit is $1450 + $150 shipping in the U.S. (continental 48) This price includes the core charge.

BRF trans with 550 &400 boost valves, 10 vane pump, pump ring kit, the drum and input shaft are hardened (the drum is also welded to aid against breakage). Alto clutches and wide red band. The servo is upgraded to a custom built unit, and the trans has a brake. These units are both built to run into the 10`s, and will be great on the street, as well as strip.
$1650 + $150 shipping with no core needed in return.

Both of these transmissions are built to be run with a 10 inch or similar hi-po converter. (9/11, Vig, etc)

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Thank you, Brian
hipsibri@cs.com
 
Do you happen to sell converters also ?? I am looking for one that is a 3200 stall l/u
 
Have had problems with 2-3rd flair shift on 3 2004R's. Purchased a new rebuilt one, installed a new 3,500 rpm stall Vigilante w/lu and Precision's pressure line in the pump. Guess what? Flair on 2-3. This is behind a Stage II w/GN1's, 220 Roller and all that goes with it.

Question. Can your BRF handle the torque? Will your trans. require the pressure line modification for locking up the converter in 2nd?

By the way, I don't drag race. But I am making some horsepower and want a trans. that can do the job.
 
With a lock up converter, you will probably need some billet parts, especially if you want to use converter lock up in second.

The hp alone would be no problem. Your lock up in second would but a huge strain on hardparts.

Brian
 
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