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Getting closer to running..Transmission #209201
01/31/09 06:51 AM
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The engine is pretty much done, and I just ordered up a bunch of parts for the 727 transmission.
some of the parts:
Ultimate Sprag, Billit steel front drum, aluminum rear clutch retainer, lightend sun shell, max lug pump gears, better servos and accumulator, Red Eagle clutches and kolene steels, new bands, etc.
No roller or trans brake stuff, still just a shift kit, forward pattern foot brake car.
I forgot to order a rear vent, but I'm not sure I will really need it?
I also got a Transgo kit for the 48RE in the tow rig

Re: Getting closer to running..Transmission [Re: 451Mopar] #209202
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Sounds like you are just about ready to roll!

You will have to let me know if the shift kit in the 48RE does anything. My 04 still has the stock trans at 100k miles, and it is still going strong!

Re: Getting closer to running..Transmission [Re: 451Mopar] #209203
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You definitely spent some money on part upgrades. At some point a good valve body will make a good upgrade to go along with the rest of your trans.

You don't need to move the vent in your application. However, while the trans is apart, I would drill and tap the hole for it, then just put a pipe plug in the hole. This would make for an easy change later. Also drill and tap the front vent hole for a plug (but leave it open), so you don't have to disassemble anything if you ever want to move the vent.


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Sounds like you are just about ready to roll!

You will have to let me know if the shift kit in the 48RE does anything. My 04 still has the stock trans at 100k miles, and it is still going strong!




I put the Transgo kit in my 04 two years ago....it does make a difference....

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Re: Getting closer to running..Transmission [Re: 451Mopar] #209205
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The engine is pretty much done, and I just ordered up a bunch of parts for the 727 transmission.
some of the parts:
Ultimate Sprag, Billit steel front drum, aluminum rear clutch retainer, lightend sun shell, max lug pump gears, better servos and accumulator, Red Eagle clutches and kolene steels, new bands, etc.
No roller or trans brake stuff, still just a shift kit, forward pattern foot brake car.
I forgot to order a rear vent, but I'm not sure I will really need it?
I also got a Transgo kit for the 48RE in the tow rig



You have some nice parts there.... I could use some
of them

You don't need to move the vent in your application. However, while the trans is apart, I would drill and tap the hole for it, then just put a pipe plug in the hole. This would make for an easy change later. Also drill and tap the front vent hole for a plug (but leave it open), so you don't have to disassemble anything if you ever want to move the vent.




Jim you are so smart

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Jim you are so smart



Just an idea. My trans also has the pass through hole for a transbrake wire (plugged), even though I don't have a transbrake. When the case is empty, these kinds of things are easy. But once together you have to worry about metal chips etc.

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And this is for adjusting the line pressure without pulling the pan off. This needs a mill to get the hole started, or weld a bung onto the case. It would be tough to do with a hand drill since the case isn't very thick and the contour on the outside.

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And this is for adjusting the line pressure without pulling the pan off. This needs a mill to get the hole started, or weld a bung onto the case. It would be tough to do with a hand drill since the case isn't very thick and the contour on the outside.




Man you do all of the trick stuff .... one
of these days I might even adjust the bands on mine
and change the fluid

Re: Getting closer to running..Transmission [Re: MR_P_BODY] #209210
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Man you do all of the trick stuff .... one of these days I might even adjust the bands on mine and change the fluid





Your supposed to change it?

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Thanks, great ideas of setting up the case for a transbrake and rear vent if I ever go that direction. The street class I race in does not allow a trans brake or any "electronics" like delay boxes, throttle stops, etc. although they do allow a two-step rev-limiter.

The cost of the parts do add up pretty quick. I'm just glad I'm not rebuilding the 48RE yet, just install the shift kit when I change the trans fluid/filter.







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