Performance transmission?
#11
Mine has 240k. Actually I know plenty of people with well over that mileage on their tranny's. If you do like your supposed to and change the fluid every 25k or 2 years it will last a long time. But I have been the only owner so I guess I'm lucky in that regards.
#12
I also decided i am not doing the P-1sc kit, the price tag on just the kit nearly killed me, let alone the rest of upgrades. i think ill start out slow with TB upgrades, air intake/manifolds, maybe new heads, and i know plenty of dodges haulin all the time on stock 46RE's... some are good, some aren't i guess.
#13
250KM is 155 miles.
If you boost that, your engine would be crap unless you are boring it .03 over and honing the cylinders. Not to mention replacing the piston rings.
You would get so much blow by that you would blow your main and timing chain cover gaskets and spray oil everywhere.
You would not have to worry about blowing your tranny. Your truck would not be driveable.
If you boost that, your engine would be crap unless you are boring it .03 over and honing the cylinders. Not to mention replacing the piston rings.
You would get so much blow by that you would blow your main and timing chain cover gaskets and spray oil everywhere.
You would not have to worry about blowing your tranny. Your truck would not be driveable.
#14
Mines 250k KM's original, only replaced the front bands started acting up about 10kms ago, i bought it with the tranny slipping, the guy had no idea what it was, basically gave it to me, a 125$ fix, and i'm the 3rd owner. the rearend has been rebuilt, nearly completely. even though it's not a posi.. (or limited slip) which id rather have but oh well.
I also decided i am not doing the P-1sc kit, the price tag on just the kit nearly killed me, let alone the rest of upgrades. i think ill start out slow with TB upgrades, air intake/manifolds, maybe new heads, and i know plenty of dodges haulin all the time on stock 46RE's... some are good, some aren't i guess.
I also decided i am not doing the P-1sc kit, the price tag on just the kit nearly killed me, let alone the rest of upgrades. i think ill start out slow with TB upgrades, air intake/manifolds, maybe new heads, and i know plenty of dodges haulin all the time on stock 46RE's... some are good, some aren't i guess.
I put a 280 duration camshaft and 62CC heads on my 1986 camaro with a crate engine and it blew every seal in the engine in one day. it ran hot once before that.
Unless you are completely rebuilding the engine (piston rings, .030 overbore, timing chain) then you will break your truck.
#15
if you go heads that have a higher compression, you will blow a main with that mileage. Assume that it has run hot at least twice with 3 owners.
I put a 280 duration camshaft and 62CC heads on my 1986 camaro with a crate engine and it blew every seal in the engine in one day. it ran hot once before that.
Unless you are completely rebuilding the engine (piston rings, .030 overbore, timing chain) then you will break your truck.
I put a 280 duration camshaft and 62CC heads on my 1986 camaro with a crate engine and it blew every seal in the engine in one day. it ran hot once before that.
Unless you are completely rebuilding the engine (piston rings, .030 overbore, timing chain) then you will break your truck.