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smh00n wrote:

Dwayne wrote:

smh00n wrote:
And I found this: http://www.silverfoxtrans.com/valveBodies.html#vbsptr
A valve body for an AOD with an electric lock out.

I think Dan's backed up a fair bit at the moment, so a valve body could take months to be built. That said, I'm looking at ordering one from him so happy to combine shipping with you if you go that way.

Yeah I called this morning and his voice said if you are a new customer send an email.
If I go with him I was going to get a pal in the US to post it to me which may reduce the costs. Can send one to you as well if it works.

I also have lots of friends over there if needed, as I went to college in MD.

Ask them if they can fill a pallet of 4R70W boxes for me at $350 each

Dan said he's not promising anyone will get their before 1 January 2021.

crap. Whats plan B?
I have just found a rebuildable AOD box...

There's also Lentech n Canada.

A guy on facebook just had a 1500hp 4r75w flown down here. Cost was CDN4,000 landed.

https://m.facebook.com/groups/299903583 ... 7482469284

Yeah Lentech are known as one of the best as well.
Not sure if they have the OD lockout etc... I guess they would have.

Yes, the Street terminator VB has electric O/D delete. I'm assuming I'd go for Calibration 3 with your old box Hybrid?

Prices are in Canadian, so CDN595 is around AUD622(plus freight).



Street Terminator AOD
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Part# 7A100-AOD-STT*

Lentech's valvebodies have become a hallmark in the performance overdrive marketplace. This is evidenced by the demand for and use of them by major francise retailers and competing transmission companies alike!
Operation:
Featuring fully automatic operation (with manual control) and pressure modulated, this Valve Body is available in 3 distinct calibrations to suit a variety of applications:
.Calibration 1 is reserved for stock OEM & low stall lock up type convertors
.Calibration 2N applies to low stall non locking while 2L is for 'hi-stall' lock up type convertors
.Calibration 3 is suitable for use with hi stall ( 2800 & up ) non locking covertors only
.Special wide-ratio tuning is available for build-ups using FRPP gear train.
Features:
.Forward 1-2-3/4 Shift pattern
.Fully automatic operation with electric O/D delete
.Full compression engine-braking in manual second
.Increases flow and volume to lube and cooler circuits
.Eliminates 3/4 line pressure cutback (extends OD band and direct clutch life)
.Includes pre-calibrated separator plate
.Dyno tested
.3-Year Limited Warranty

Suggested Accessory:
Install and Wiring Kit Part# 7G276-ODWK-WC

Beat me to it. Similar pricing on the VB to silverfox.

Plan A is back on...

Siverfox pricing is in USD

Dwayne wrote:Yes, the Street terminator VB has electric O/D delete. I'm assuming I'd go for Calibration 3 with your old box Hybrid?

Prices are in Canadian, so CDN595 is around AUD622(plus freight).



Street Terminator AOD
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Enthusiast's Choice

Part# 7A100-AOD-STT*

Lentech's valvebodies have become a hallmark in the performance overdrive marketplace. This is evidenced by the demand for and use of them by major francise retailers and competing transmission companies alike!
Operation:
Featuring fully automatic operation (with manual control) and pressure modulated, this Valve Body is available in 3 distinct calibrations to suit a variety of applications:
.Calibration 1 is reserved for stock OEM & low stall lock up type convertors
.Calibration 2N applies to low stall non locking while 2L is for 'hi-stall' lock up type convertors
.Calibration 3 is suitable for use with hi stall ( 2800 & up ) non locking covertors only
.Special wide-ratio tuning is available for build-ups using FRPP gear train.
Features:
.Forward 1-2-3/4 Shift pattern
.Fully automatic operation with electric O/D delete
.Full compression engine-braking in manual second
.Increases flow and volume to lube and cooler circuits
.Eliminates 3/4 line pressure cutback (extends OD band and direct clutch life)
.Includes pre-calibrated separator plate
.Dyno tested
.3-Year Limited Warranty

Suggested Accessory:
Install and Wiring Kit Part# 7G276-ODWK-WC

Depends what your combo is going to be Dwayne.
You can keep the lockup with the right converter, but I don't like the way the 3 and 4 shifts feel. The best thing to compare it to is like a manual gearbox where you just step off the clutch to change gears. Especially when you have a higher stall lockup setup, the difference will be most pronounced.
Imagine you have a high stall converter slipping a bit during light throttle. You'd have nice smooth 1-2 shift, then a massively different whack into 3rd and 4th where there is no slip at all (unless the clutches/OD band slip which you don't want).

If your setup is mild, you could do 2N/L or 3 depending on your stall.

I'll be running your Hughes non-lockup converter (pro-street 30 series), 2,000 stall on standard driving but flashes to 3,000 on heavy throttle.

Ahhh yes I forgot that I had the non-lockup even before I went to one piece input shaft.
Yes I'd say the 3 is the one to go for.