VERY, VERY stout 200's can be built now days for under $2,000.
I beg to differ. They'll hold up in the 10's but forget 9's. To me very stout should hold up in a low ten- high 9 second car
VERY, VERY stout 200's can be built now days for under $2,000.
You dont gain 60' or 1/4 et when going to a 400. You actually loose, and that is a fact. A 400 takes more HP to turn, and the 1st gear gearset is different where you will hit the tires softer than a 200.Originally posted by fast eddie
[Bthe 400 with a brake will lower you 60' times and improve your 1/4 mile times [/B]
Originally posted by Six_Silver
Bottom line; if you take out a 200 with t-brake and put in a 400 with t-brake, you will go slower. [/B]
Originally posted by ILBCNU6
The 400 tranny isn't designed to run behind a Turbo Engine and the gear ratio spread is not ideal. (ask any Buick Tranny guy) A S2 Engine is another whole subject as the power band is much different than a 109 engine.