How much would it cost to build?

[87we410877]

I want my 2004R built with the best parts available. I want it to be able to handle 700-800 HP and close to 800-900ft lbs of torque. What kind of price will i be looking at to have it built 1) with a trans brake 2) without a trans brake. Thanks alot.

 

[bison]

I want my 2004R built with the best parts available. I want it to be able to handle 700-800 HP and close to 800-900ft lbs of torque. What kind of price will i be looking at to have it built 1) with a trans brake 2) without a trans brake. Thanks alot.

$3500-4000 not including the converter. A hyrdaulic t-brake would be $500-600 more. A torque converter will be in the $800-1200 range. It will not last too long at those torque levels. Not a good option imo. I would use a 400/gear vendors or a 4L80E. Cost a little more and last much longer.

 

[brian]

Is this for a GN?

Brian

 

[87we410877]

$3500-4000 not including the converter. A hyrdaulic t-brake would be $500-600 more. A torque converter will be in the $800-1200 range. It will not last too long at those torque levels. Not a good option imo. I would use a 400/gear vendors or a 4L80E. Cost a little more and last much longer.

Wow. Thats pretty exoensive. Im not going to change the 200 as i drive it on the street more than the track. Track run is only going to be once to try and hit a real low 10 or high 9. After that its just sunday cruises. I know nothing about building tranny's so i wouldnt attempt to build it as i did the motor. I'll have to start savin my coins. Im not going to build it unless the one in there that was built by Dell transmission 5 years ago craps out. Who's the best out there for building these things?

 

[bison]

You wont need more than 650 rwhp and 700rwtq to hit low 10's high 9's at 3500 lbs. Chris at CK has a good deal on billet parts for the 200 4-R at this time. Im sure he could build a strong transmission for a decent price. Call him to inquire.

 

[jakeshoe]

I would also recommend Chris at CKperformance.

At the original power levels mentioned, I would go 4L80E and never look back.