I have access to a full shop, with the Army Automotive Skills Center (shop for use by Soldiers), and I have a complete manual for disassembly/assembly, as well as modifications to the valve body. It's been a little while since I did a trans, but in practice, they work the same, and have very similar guts. The way the 700 works may be a little different, but close enough for me. I also have ASE mechanic advice/help available if need be, so I feel pretty confident. If it takes me twice, that's what it took for my first TH350, and it's a learning experience :P I like to know what's powering/moving my vehicles. The next step for me after the trans will be the rearend, putting in some sort of a positraction unit, but without doing it like a lincoln locker.


Wide open 'til you see God...



Then brake

'64 Stepside 355, 700R4, 10:1 C/R, TCI Streetfighter, Thumper Cam, Hedman Hedders, starting wiring and bodywork shortly, W.I.P.
'07 Charger 3.5L
'99 Dodge Ram 1500 Ext. Cab 360 4x4 (Sold)
'07 F@#$ Focus ST (Sold)