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Hey i have seen transmission kits listed from 29.99 up to 100.00....i was just wondering if there is really that much difference or are you paying for a name brand?...... and just wondering what other peeps would recommend?
with the higher priced kits you usually get more complete kits and better quality parts, and sometimes better instructions. The key is buying from a reputable company and checking the parts list and description to see if the kit will do what you need. dont buy any generic kits and expect much.
I had a B&M years ago in a nova ss with a turbo 350 trans and it worked great for 12 years. Currently have transgo in a ford mustang gt and a gtand prix- both are good!
far as shift kits a regular trans go kit is a must in a th350 it replaces worn springs in the valvebody it holds 2nd longer the b and m just makes it shift harder combine the the 2 it works great
Hey i have seen transmission kits listed from 29.99 up to 100.00....i was just wondering if there is really that much difference or are you paying for a name brand?...... and just wondering what other peeps would recommend?
Tranny Kits are sold in stages of "Improvments" The better ones have a valve body plate, springs, and new *****. Taking the time to polish the moving parts and casting in the valve body are worth it. The whole problem is ultimatly the inherant weakness of the TH350. Mine as power went up and using slicks on the drag strip........... It blew chunks in the pan and it was steel not just clutch dust and aluminum flakes.
Since it seems to be auto shift kits you're talking about, and not entire manual or auto tranny rebuild kits, have some experience here. I've done both B&M and Trans-Go shift kits, and feel the Trans-Go kits are a bit more advanced. TH-350 & 400 kits install pretty quick. For 700R4 tranny's, pack a lunch, dinner, and have a DVD/TV availible.