[Shotimes] TRANNY HELP ASAP!
van Oss
van Oss" <vanOss@centurytel.net
Fri, 22 Nov 2002 21:14:35 -0600
Okay, you just scoffed at me for trying to sell a tranny for $375, but it happened.
If you want to take a stock SHO tranny out of a donor and plant it straight into another SHO, yes, it can be done for $1K. I agree
on that. Problem is, most SHO donor trannies are no longer fit to go into another SHO without a rebuild. Sure, if you can find a
low-mile donor, you're lucky. The more likely case is that Matt is going to need to take a donor and rebuild it. If he doesn't put
a Quaiffe into the rebuild, he's asking for a high-mile stock differential to last longer than his last high-mileage stock
differential, and I'm sorry Ron, that's a crapshoot. Anyone who takes a stock MTX-IV and pays shop labor to put it into a SHO, as
is, without rebuild, is throwing dice.
Courtney charges $500 for tranny R/R. A Quaiffe is $1230. Those I know. My advice to Matt was realistic.
Joseph
----- Original Message -----
Joe, that is WAY at the top end.
A used tranny from someone like Al Fitz, delivered to a shop: no more than
$450 or so (including a warranty).
3 quarts of fluid, and two axle seals: $10-$20
Tranny R&R: $300-$500 (I wouldn't pay over $400 myself).
Whole deal, less than a $1,000. BTDT.
Ron Porter