trans shop in dfw
Jul 28, 2011 | 07:35 PM
#23
I would recommend Trans Pro in Terrell. They built my TH-400 and that held up to my turbo Silvy which was making around 575rwhp, running 11.3's, and was my daily driver. Never had a single issue with it.
Ask for Jay. You can tell him Moze sent you, but not sure if that will do you any good.
Ask for Jay. You can tell him Moze sent you, but not sure if that will do you any good.
Jul 28, 2011 | 09:14 PM
#24
I'm not talking **** at all well maybe I will start a little bit here. Having the converter doesnt mean you know what is inside. Have you actually cut one on their converters open to verify its not just a factory reworked converter? I'm not trying to insult you, but I love how people that have owned a few converters think they have become some expert on what they actually bought. So like saying such and such builds a great transmission... unless you saw the parts go in and understand what they are doing how can you actually claim that?
Bottom line I have cut open several brands of converters. I exclusively use TCS performance in Arizona for all my 300m shafts, sleeved drum kits, and their converters because I know what Rusty puts in them.
Other Brands I like and know they build a great product would be Chris's converters from Circle D and PI converters.
Converters I stay away from
anything with the name Monster in front of it, Yank because you will have to yank your transmission back out and replace it, and Phoenix with their oh so special factory reworked converters....
Rant off... If you want to make a statement of how great someone is better be ready to back it up with sone real world knowledge of how **** works.
Just like Chase (Built408) we have had our differences, but the guy truely knows his ****! I know he will take care of the OP... You are the one that came in here to make a post that had nothing to do with the original thread!
Bottom line I have cut open several brands of converters. I exclusively use TCS performance in Arizona for all my 300m shafts, sleeved drum kits, and their converters because I know what Rusty puts in them.
Other Brands I like and know they build a great product would be Chris's converters from Circle D and PI converters.
Converters I stay away from
anything with the name Monster in front of it, Yank because you will have to yank your transmission back out and replace it, and Phoenix with their oh so special factory reworked converters....
Rant off... If you want to make a statement of how great someone is better be ready to back it up with sone real world knowledge of how **** works.
Just like Chase (Built408) we have had our differences, but the guy truely knows his ****! I know he will take care of the OP... You are the one that came in here to make a post that had nothing to do with the original thread!
Jul 28, 2011 | 09:18 PM
#25
But back on topic... To the OP, there are tons of shops out there who see profit over a quality product. Transmissions are black magic in most peoples eyes, so its easy to screw somebody. Do your research before you choose.
I've had several problems with Phoenix over the years, there for I no longer use them. I've heard some of their newer stuff is nice, but that's just hearsay.
I've had several problems with Phoenix over the years, there for I no longer use them. I've heard some of their newer stuff is nice, but that's just hearsay.
Jul 28, 2011 | 10:32 PM
#27
I did some googling for some shops. An phoenix trans is the reason I made this thread. Read some bad things. An wanted yalls opinions on shop u heard about or tried. Built408 lookn forward to ur pm bak
Aug 1, 2011 | 08:38 AM
#28
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I'm not talking **** at all well maybe I will start a little bit here. Having the converter doesnt mean you know what is inside. Have you actually cut one on their converters open to verify its not just a factory reworked converter? I'm not trying to insult you, but I love how people that have owned a few converters think they have become some expert on what they actually bought. So like saying such and such builds a great transmission... unless you saw the parts go in and understand what they are doing how can you actually claim that?
Bottom line I have cut open several brands of converters. I exclusively use TCS performance in Arizona for all my 300m shafts, sleeved drum kits, and their converters because I know what Rusty puts in them.
Other Brands I like and know they build a great product would be Chris's converters from Circle D and PI converters.
Converters I stay away from
anything with the name Monster in front of it, Yank because you will have to yank your transmission back out and replace it, and Phoenix with their oh so special factory reworked converters....
Rant off... If you want to make a statement of how great someone is better be ready to back it up with sone real world knowledge of how **** works.
Just like Chase (Built408) we have had our differences, but the guy truely knows his ****! I know he will take care of the OP... You are the one that came in here to make a post that had nothing to do with the original thread!
Bottom line I have cut open several brands of converters. I exclusively use TCS performance in Arizona for all my 300m shafts, sleeved drum kits, and their converters because I know what Rusty puts in them.
Other Brands I like and know they build a great product would be Chris's converters from Circle D and PI converters.
Converters I stay away from
anything with the name Monster in front of it, Yank because you will have to yank your transmission back out and replace it, and Phoenix with their oh so special factory reworked converters....
Rant off... If you want to make a statement of how great someone is better be ready to back it up with sone real world knowledge of how **** works.
Just like Chase (Built408) we have had our differences, but the guy truely knows his ****! I know he will take care of the OP... You are the one that came in here to make a post that had nothing to do with the original thread!
Aug 14, 2011 | 03:34 PM
#30
Well guys I finally got around to choosing a place to put my trans together. My parts came in Wednesday an Friday talked with Gilbert @ ACE transmissions. An sat decided drop my truck off before I left on vacation.
