View Full Version : any 200-r4 tranny rebuilders?
went9s
07-15-2018, 08:19 PM
Anyone rebuild 200-r4 trans? Looking to do a mild rebuild on my Buick t-type. should run bottom 11's maybe bump a 10.99 on a perfect pass.
PaxtonShelby
07-15-2018, 10:02 PM
I met Lisa at the PVGP yesterday. If you are in the T-Type or GN crowd you probably know her. Great lady! Her low 9’s T-type is ridiculous. We talked for quite a while - wow is she knowledgeable. Anyway - I asked her about the tranny in her car (if it was a 200-R4 ) and she mentioned it is very expensive to build one that holds the power her car has made. She is running a Turbo 400 if I recall correctly. My point is - have you considered switching to a Turbo 400?
went9s
07-15-2018, 10:18 PM
no need for a 400 at this power level. The 200r properly built
should hold 500-600 wheel with ease. I just don't want to go all the way out to mid ohio to have a trans done.
Dfabs
07-16-2018, 12:16 AM
My cousin has a transmission shop in Morgantown, and could most likely build you one any way you want it. Don’t know if that’s any closer for you or not.
Fast Gypsy
07-16-2018, 12:28 AM
After going thru a couple of tranny shops, I've settled on J&S in Sharpsburg. I haven't had a problem with my C4 since they rebuilt it. They have been in business for a long time and are great to deal with. Ask for Rege and tell him Mustang Vince recommended him. 412-784-3380
Martin0660
07-16-2018, 08:37 AM
Is Transmission Magician in Pittsburgh still around? No direct experience, but understand some time ago they was a go to place for the 200r4 stuff.
Is Transmission Magician in Pittsburgh still around? No direct experience, but understand some time ago they was a go to place for the 200r4 stuff.
That guy is a space cadet. Stay away from him. He still claims the government stole his ideas blah blah.
Adam, did you call Vince?
I met Lisa at the PVGP yesterday. If you are in the T-Type or GN crowd you probably know her. Great lady! Her low 9’s T-type is ridiculous. We talked for quite a while - wow is she knowledgeable. Anyway - I asked her about the tranny in her car (if it was a 200-R4 ) and she mentioned it is very expensive to build one that holds the power her car has made. She is running a Turbo 400 if I recall correctly. My point is - have you considered switching to a Turbo 400?
im friends with her brother. Saw her yesterday. (Yes, I actually took my SS out and put miles on it). She does run a 400. She is also right about serious Ching into a 200-4R as I did with mine. Over $3000 in mine plus another $875 for the PTC converter.
went9s
07-19-2018, 09:34 PM
I talked to vince. didn't want to make that trip if I didn't have 2
I gotcha.
You do know I have that spare one here. Like I said though, I have no idea what’s inside it. It was rebuilt. I just don’t know what parts are in it. It was behind a stout small block and has a small converter on it. That’s all I know though.
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