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Re: Bruno [Re: mopartoby] #1284061
08/16/12 04:46 AM
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Its a 70 cuda tube chassis. 1100 + hp b1mc 605. I dont have a huge bugdet. Im over building this thing so i dont have to freshen things every 50 runs! Hence why im not considering a glide.




50 runs on a glide ?? I run a bone stock one behind 588" and have well over 200 passes and untouched.
Also Pulled the Clutch and Lenco out of the Turbo hemi runner which is replaced by an ATI lock up p/glide 11K with converter plus a 5 year warentee on all hard parts.no more hot clutch adjustments or dialing in . Saved better than 75 pounds too.

with p/g gear sets rated to 3000 hp it can replace the lenco which was mainly strength. The lock up will be the standard in high HP cars


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Re: Bruno [Re: HEMIFRED] #1284062
08/16/12 06:16 AM
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Hemi fred..... Im not knockin the pg!! My good friend runs a low 7 door slammer, of the other race . He just spent 7500 bucks on an ati glide rated for 2500 hp. He runs a 622 reher morrison raptor motor 1300+hp. He 's got a deep pan and an electric cooling pump and can cant make them live. Im not going to make that kinda power i just want toughness and reliabillity. i live in bc canada, the temps are chill in our short race season. If a glide with a cooler and electric pump cant help a glide live what does a guy do? Thats why i want an over built bruno..... Maybe? Im still looking for options but i think the glide is out unless there's a better bang for my buck.

Re: Bruno [Re: mopartoby] #1284063
08/16/12 11:44 AM
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Toby,

You are like me. Over build and then no worries. I also wanted to run a Liberty. That is why I am. I would be running a clutch but the time between rounds if I run brackets is not enough but I have been told I could get a couple passes out of one adjustment.

As for having to tune the clutch, a good clutch tuner can get it on one pass. Seen it done and not on the pro level. We ran a clutch for a long time. trust me, once we hit the set up no one could touch us. But we also ran more power and less tire than everyone one else so tuning the clutch was a little tricky.

I will remember if it spins it is put together right...

Re: Bruno [Re: mopartony] #1284064
08/17/12 12:50 PM
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Can someone give me a quick education? I always that the Jeffco was an update of the old Jerico's, but looking at the picture above, the shifters indicate to me that its more of a planetary style tranny, similar to a Lenco, although the picture makes it look larger than a CS-2 at least. Guess I've been in the Lenco dark ages too long...lol. Anybody have a web-site or info about them? Thanks.


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Re: Bruno [Re: 23T Hemmee] #1284065
08/17/12 01:43 PM
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Re: Bruno [Re: mopartony] #1284066
08/17/12 04:44 PM
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All great info guys!! Thanks.

I have one question for Gillman. Ok you said you crack open the case once a year to check things. How tough is that? I have to change the input shaft on the Liberty as it is 32 spline and the bruno is 6. It is also $300 fix on the Liberty vs a $1300 fix on the Bruno.

Any pit falls I should be aware of or is it pretty straight forward?




I had mine built for each other from new. Told Bruno it was getting a Liberty Extreme and told Liberty it was going behind a Bruno Drive.They fit together perfectly.
The Liberty has a split case that has bolts around the perimeter.
Very easy to service and it comes with a pretty good manual and gear ratio chart to help you out with servicing it yourself.

Re: Bruno [Re: 23T Hemmee] #1284067
08/17/12 05:13 PM
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Can someone give me a quick education? I always that the Jeffco was an update of the old Jerico's, but looking at the picture above, the shifters indicate to me that its more of a planetary style tranny, similar to a Lenco, although the picture makes it look larger than a CS-2 at least. Guess I've been in the Lenco dark ages too long...lol. Anybody have a web-site or info about them? Thanks.




Jeffco is like a Lenco. Not sure if they still have a website since Jeff passed. Pat Donovan know the guy that took over Jeffco. I think his name is Shawn. Could call Pat...You can buy Lenco parts for the Jeffco.

Re: Bruno [Re: 572_HEMI_Cuda] #1284068
08/20/12 01:51 PM
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Thanks for the comeback Cuda. So from what you said, I take it the Jeffco was built to take Lenco internals, correct? Have you had any problems with the reverser on the Jeffco. That's been just about my only real complaint with the Lenco, when they started modifying the original reversers to have a neutral for the Lencodrive or other converter style (Bruno's,Donovans,B&J's)the neutral gate is extremely narrow and really a pain sometimes to get in and out of forward/reverse after burnout using transbrake at higher (1600-1800)idle. The sun gear that engages the reverse slider could be a lot beefier in my opinion, although in my case being a used tranny to start with, it could have been abused before I got it and I just finished it off. Knock on wood, I havn't had any real problems with the new one since fall of '09. I do know most of the monster truck guys have gone to the B&J because they kept tearing up Lenco reversers. The B&J looks physically about the same size as the Jeffco in your pic, just wondering what the Jeffco's are rated at power-wise.

http://www.bandjtransmission.com/


Ronny
6.789 @ 198.63 **.956 Brand New 60'***
4.17@ 169 1/8th mile
John 14:6

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUku_hjYRh8
Re: Bruno [Re: 23T Hemmee] #1284069
08/26/12 08:46 AM
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The jeffco is like a cs1, can take about 3000HP
Never had a problem with the reverser or engagement but my car idles at 1000 rpm. I heard of people having trouble at higher rpm's but that was with a clutch not a bruno. when the jeffco doesn't engage at first, I just hit the trans brake again to stop it in a different spot then it slides right in.

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