[426hallet]

i just got my new boat and lost my tranny in the process...:|err:|err. does anyone know a good tranny shop that wont break the bank to rebuild a 700R4 in a 1990 suburban 4x4 thanks jerry

 

[fleetimus]

Monroe Transmission in Newcastle. 916-663-4116.

 

[Beer:30]

i just got my new boat and lost my tranny in the process...:|err:|err. does anyone know a good tranny shop that wont break the bank to rebuild a 700R4 in a 1990 suburban 4x4 thanks jerry

Transmissions, particularly OD ones, are like electrical components. YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR. Don't skimp on this part, since you will be towing a boat. You don't want to lose your tranny on a busy launch ramp! 700s work fine for towing, but have to be built for it. Especially '90s models. You're gonna be looking at $13-1500 easy for a quality rebuild with guarantee. Another $300 for a quality converter. Tow bills, especially in the middle of nowhere, with a boat behind you, will be just as much. Pay now or pay later. Plus, run the risk of ruining a vacation.

You can buy a "crate" trans these days for just as much as a rebuild and you will have a lot less downtime.

Try bowtieoverdrives.com, eatmyshift.com, or gearstar.com

All have quality transmissions/converters for average prices.

 

[1977-sanger-hydro]

when did this happen? so did you get the boat with tweedy bird on it? LMFAO. i sure hope you didnt. stop going for the cheap ass jetboats. JUNK hand call bruce and see what he wants to build it, or the guy that built your last one.

i just got my new boat and lost my tranny in the process...:|err:|err. does anyone know a good tranny shop that wont break the bank to rebuild a 700R4 in a 1990 suburban 4x4 thanks jerry

 

[hawaiian racer]

i like that tranny. had mine done for 1200 at aamco and he says he gave me a deal.

 

[707DOG]

look up BIGJOEDUCKSLAYER here on the boards he owns a trans shop in sac he know what needs to be done to it for towing, owner/operator