700R4 HD, S/S, Pro Street, or Pro Street Elite transmission....

If you are needing a 700R4 HD, S/S, Pro Street, or Pro Street Elite transmission with a two year warranty for their SY/TY, let me know. I will be working through the winter. Two to three week turn around on most 700R4 units. I have torque converters to match these 700R4 transmissions too. I have very complete rebuild kits also for the 700R4, form HD to Pro Street Elite. Call me with any questions. Go to: www.700R4L60E.com
Dana
 
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wildphil

I Love My Ty's
I have purchased two rebuild kits from Dana. And they have worked out great. I have not had any better customer service than his, it was unreal.
 
I match what is done to the motor, camshaft specs at .050" lift, type of heads, how much FWHP, how much torque, how you are getting the horsepower (NA, supercharged, turbo), gear ratio, what is the vehicle intended for, daily driver or weekend warrior, etc. And finally how do you drive. Conservative? Moderate? Moderate aggressive? Or aggressive? This way I can determine what stall and torque converter diameter will work best for the application that it is intended for. I am in Southern California.
 
Pro Built Automatics;n1861978 said:
If you are needing a 700R4 HD, S/S, Pro Street, or Pro Street Elite transmission with a two year warranty for their SY/TY, let me know. I will be working through the winter. Two to three week turn around on most 700R4 units. I have torque converters to match these 700R4 transmissions too. I have very complete rebuild kits also for the 700R4, form HD to Pro Street Elite. Call me with any questions. Go to: www.700R4L60E.com
Dana

I need a rebuild kit for my stock Sy transmission
 
The Heavy Duty kit or the Street/Strip rebuild kit would work here depending on how you drive. Conservative? Moderate? Moderate aggressive? or aggressive? Are you planning on any power increases or other changes in the future? Another torque converter perhaps? Are you wanting to reuse your torque converter? If the oil in the transmission is in fairly good shape (red to dark brown), then you can reuse the torque converter as long as lockup is working now, as I double the oil to the converter clutch with these kits, so even a used converter clutch will work fine.
 

1blkc4

Donating Member
What do you recommend on a stock truck D or OD for pretty much daily driving around town ?
 
Pro Built Automatics;n1861996 said:
The Heavy Duty kit or the Street/Strip rebuild kit would work here depending on how you drive. Conservative? Moderate? Moderate aggressive? or aggressive? Are you planning on any power increases or other changes in the future? Another torque converter perhaps? Are you wanting to reuse your torque converter? If the oil in the transmission is in fairly good shape (red to dark brown), then you can reuse the torque converter as long as lockup is working now, as I double the oil to the converter clutch with these kits, so even a used converter clutch will work fine.

I would say I drive Moderate aggressive. I do not plan to significantly increase power at this time, and i will be needing a new torque converter i am sure. I looked at the Heavy dutie kit, but it seems like that kit is designed for vehicles that tow. Would that be a good kit for my stock trans?
 
If you plan on making any changes to the motor and/or drive more aggressively, then the Street/Strip rebuild kit will work. If you plan on adding much more horsepower and drive more aggressively, then the Pro Street would be the way to go.
 

Jay92Ty

Donating Member
Dana, I drive Moderate aggressive on my Ty and use it for daily driving. I just rebuilt the engine and will be installing soon. Only changes to the engine was a .30 over and forged pistons/rods. everything else is original. Would like to get a Trans to go with it. I'm thinking a street/strip would work for my application. What will it run me $?..also do you ship? Is a core needed in return?
Thank you.
 
Depending on where you are at will determine the shipping charges. I will need your valve body and governor to build a unit. The Sy/Ty valve body and governor are all their own.
 

markincali

New member
I am looking for the adapter that goes between the 700R4 and the BW4472. Anyone know where I can buy one? I am working on a 89 Astro with a 4.3 turbo and a 98 AWD front frame. I bought one from ebay using a part number I got from another site and its the wrong adapter, I belive its for a 700R4/233C transfer. Thanks, Mark
 

proptop

Donating Member
Sir,
Anyone that has changed to a 4l80 conversation should have one laying around. I would send you my backup one but if I break my current one than I would be up ShiXXXX Creek. Pm Aaron Timm (five to drive) on here he might have one. I would think they would be all over the place.
Bob
 
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