Stagethree
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andrew heywood said:
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andrew heywood said:
Scrambler1 said:The only reason to do a 522, which is just an offset grind on the crank, is to run the stronger Oliver rods. It is not to make more power/torque. This should not be compared to using a Chevy 350 block and stroking it to a 383 or 408.
Scrambler1 said:I've heard somewhere that offsetting the crank improved the angle that the rod pushed from. Basically putting less lateral pressure on the piston. Does that make sense? Don't remember where I heard that.
bigike said:...
Hopefully it will be fixed soon, then you can go for a mustache ride!![]()
Prof said:Is there not an after-market transmission that can be bolted in without reworking the OEM? Seems the transmission is the QC weak point...has anyone just gone totally away from the OEM and looked to the after-market for a more capable transmission????
bigike said:Never mind Brian............
Ole' Broken only lasted 5 mins....................... Backed it out of the driveway, should've parked it when it didn't go into reverse. I wanted to pick up my kids in Broken. Broken had other plans 5 miles from the house it decieded not to shift anymore.......................
Hopefully it will be fixed soon, then you can go for a mustache ride!![]()
Scrambler1 said:Several. My truck currently has a stage 5 Suncoast in it. It was pricey... like around 7k for tranny and converter. I can't tell you much about it performance wise because it only has engine break in miles on it and no WOT runs but it shifts very firm and lightning quick and I'm certain it would last forever behind a supercharged engine.
As for non OEM, I'll be selling that Suncoast because I'm changing to a Chevy TH400 with a gear vendors behind it. Custom converter, reverse manual valve body, transbrake, carbon fiber scatter shield, built to withstand 1500+hp. Total cost plus adapter... almost 10k. The 48re can also be converted to a 48rh, a non electronic transmission, that has more options (like manual valve body) than does the electronic version. I don't know how much stronger, if any, it would be than say the Suncoast or some of the other built ones.
bigike said:I'll start another post.................ALI has had it.
If the woman ain't happy ain't nobody happy.