727 Time to rebuild

Fishy68 sorry for the confusion. I was asking cope if the solid rear billet servo’s cause a clunk. He said no. I might go with randy’s I haven’t ordered yet.

With the separator plate I have so far drilled
A: .187
B: not drilled yet planning on leaving ball out (should I drill and leave out ball?)
C: .155 (thinking going bigger to .187)
D: .187

The TV valve I only grinded it down half way. The directions say .281 but I’m at like .336 right now. I read your old post about losing kick down after 50mph.

I still have to pull transmission but I’m thinking of switching the 2.9 servo lever to the 3.8 that I already have and adding 12 return springs. Probably up grade the servos while I’m in there. I have a stock low stall I believe in there now that came from a motor home. I also have a 3k PTC converter 11” that I bought locally used sitting on the shelve. But I’m thinking it’s over kill for my car.

I’ll tear into the trans hopefully soon and determine what’s all needed. This is a first for me. I try and read all the threads and also have Tom hands book.

Sorry about the confusion on my end too. Not sure of the size of the "B" hole in your plate now but if it's smaller than .086" I'd drill it to at least .068.. I'd leave "C" at .155".. It sounds like your right on track with everything.

I don't know the rest of your combo but as for the PTC converter, I ran that exact converter in my car yrs. ago with a mild 360 and it did real well. Very streetable. Only thing is if you do go with it (or any other high stall over 2600) it'll cushion the shift feel somewhat. If your running real tall gears I wouldn't run it. 3:23's or lower and you'll be ok. I am not a fan of buying used converters unless they've been refreshed so if you do decide to run it have it checked and cleaned by a good converter guy otherwise it might be full of crap and it'll run right into your fresh trans.