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Okay so I'm looking at building my 4speed in my BA xr6 turbo to handle around 400rw max,

Iv talked to mv automatics in Adelaide and they have said they don't warranty any higher than 350rw rated, he has said that they have had plenty of people run higher power with that build,

It's gonna cost $2800 for the bulls plus my postage of the trans to them

So does the price sound good?

Has anyone ever used mv autos in Adelaide or do you suggest anyone else in Adelaide?

and just any other suggestions ie. what stall should I get and stuff

Thanks :)

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  • Member For: 15y 8m 15d
Posted

Find out what work the actually do?

Not all builds are the same.

My pick for a stall woud be a 9.5 inch dominator 2800rpm.

  • Skid Machine
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  • Member For: 15y 4m 10d
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Posted

$2800 seems pretty cheap if that includes a stall. If not then sounds like a pretty good price to me.

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  • Member For: 15y 7m 23d
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Well he said that's full built and ready for 350rw gaurenteed, and that includes the high stall an he mentioned bands etc I didn't go to much into detail cos tbh I have no clue how the inside f a auto trans works :P

  • Skid Machine
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  • Member For: 15y 4m 10d
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Posted

Was thinking the same thing. Sound like just a freshen up with new bands and a service if that includes a stall.

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  • Member For: 15y 7m 23d
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well that's not including labor I think he said $3200 with, ill needa ask everything his gonna do and post it up :P

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  • Member For: 19y 3m 9d
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  • Location: south east suburbs
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Trans cooler is a 100% a must.Also ask him is he putting Au planateries and Au pump, as the Au are a better product instead of the Ba ones, and is the valve body going to be modified, better yet ask him what exactly is going in the box, and tick off any things his doing with what I just mentioned.

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