Procharger 408 ready to install, whaddyathink?
#12
Tranny is pretty heavily fortified
Have twin trans coolers upfront for beside both the foglight openings. (see pic in next post) Not attached to the brackets I made/pwdrctd as Im test fitting and measuriing for intercooler brackets in that area currently.
MP deep alum pan with autometer temp gauge/sensor, the internals consist the PATC Ramzilla stgIV except no intermediate shaft or 5:1 kick down. Got stronger pump instead as well as the rest of the kit which is Red Eagle clutches (3extra clutch plates) sun shell, all planetaries are 6gr instead of the much weaker 3gr, od unit that will handle the hp/trq stronger bands, manual valve body with stgIII transgo race shift kit. Infront of the trans is Precision Industries Viper 9.5" 3800 stall tc. This thing is substantially smaller in diameter and fortified so should have less driveline loss from less rotating wt as well as less slippage cause of it and all the other internals.
Maybe good for about 1000hp/trq but with slicks n racing nothings a guarantee
Have twin trans coolers upfront for beside both the foglight openings. (see pic in next post) Not attached to the brackets I made/pwdrctd as Im test fitting and measuriing for intercooler brackets in that area currently.
MP deep alum pan with autometer temp gauge/sensor, the internals consist the PATC Ramzilla stgIV except no intermediate shaft or 5:1 kick down. Got stronger pump instead as well as the rest of the kit which is Red Eagle clutches (3extra clutch plates) sun shell, all planetaries are 6gr instead of the much weaker 3gr, od unit that will handle the hp/trq stronger bands, manual valve body with stgIII transgo race shift kit. Infront of the trans is Precision Industries Viper 9.5" 3800 stall tc. This thing is substantially smaller in diameter and fortified so should have less driveline loss from less rotating wt as well as less slippage cause of it and all the other internals.
Maybe good for about 1000hp/trq but with slicks n racing nothings a guarantee
#14
That build is looking amazing. I was drooling over your website last night. The powdercoating looks beautiful, especially compared to the cast aluminum.
Summit was backordered when I was trying to buy my energy suspension bushings, so I ended up ordering from http://www.energysuspensionparts.com/
I think it was a little cheaper as well. Got the bushings in within 3 days.
Anyway good luck with the install. You better post a vid of that motor as soon as you fire it up
Summit was backordered when I was trying to buy my energy suspension bushings, so I ended up ordering from http://www.energysuspensionparts.com/
I think it was a little cheaper as well. Got the bushings in within 3 days.
Anyway good luck with the install. You better post a vid of that motor as soon as you fire it up
#15
Guess Ill see sooner or later No such thing as a bullet proof tranny with 750hp and a set of skinnies and slicks lol
Few more pics
Dropped the ac and Im mounting the 3core air to air intercooler where the condensor use to be. I need to make 3 brackets to hold it up. Hated the ic the way it was mounted under the truck with the rubber sweeper so close to the ground.
Made a bracket up to mount my FAST stand alone computer beside the MP PCM. Without the ac canister there seemed like perfect place.
Took a while to glass bead blast(small compressor) both pieces after few test fits and scratching my head on how to determine the holes to mount the bracket to the factory one. Had some dumbazz 3 tab deal to slot into the firewall that you had to bend so it would clear the long bolts from the firewall. Made measuring difficult lol
Pwdr coated all the mounting hardware as well except the allanbolts/washers for the FAST, may go back and do them later
Turned out looking better than factory I think
Few more pics
Dropped the ac and Im mounting the 3core air to air intercooler where the condensor use to be. I need to make 3 brackets to hold it up. Hated the ic the way it was mounted under the truck with the rubber sweeper so close to the ground.
Made a bracket up to mount my FAST stand alone computer beside the MP PCM. Without the ac canister there seemed like perfect place.
Took a while to glass bead blast(small compressor) both pieces after few test fits and scratching my head on how to determine the holes to mount the bracket to the factory one. Had some dumbazz 3 tab deal to slot into the firewall that you had to bend so it would clear the long bolts from the firewall. Made measuring difficult lol
Pwdr coated all the mounting hardware as well except the allanbolts/washers for the FAST, may go back and do them later
Turned out looking better than factory I think
Last edited by RM_Indy; 08-01-2009 at 03:02 PM.
#16
That build is looking amazing. I was drooling over your website last night. The powdercoating looks beautiful, especially compared to the cast aluminum.
Summit was backordered when I was trying to buy my energy suspension bushings, so I ended up ordering from http://www.energysuspensionparts.com/
I think it was a little cheaper as well. Got the bushings in within 3 days.
Anyway good luck with the install. You better post a vid of that motor as soon as you fire it up
Summit was backordered when I was trying to buy my energy suspension bushings, so I ended up ordering from http://www.energysuspensionparts.com/
I think it was a little cheaper as well. Got the bushings in within 3 days.
Anyway good luck with the install. You better post a vid of that motor as soon as you fire it up
Ahh just my luck, waited for 2 weeks, got the wrong bushings, reordered express and still waiting week later no word. Ordered the full set from a buddy also prior to Summit first order. He never canceled cause decided to use them in his Indy. His blocks in the machine shop so they should be in next week and Ill take his c arm bushings and give him the ones from Summit when they finally arrive (cancelling express shipping)