904: should I switch to 727?

I've burnt out more 904s in stock daily driving than I can shake a stick at. I've never had a "race" car, put mild cams and 4 bbls on a few but that's about it.
I've swapped 727s in place of 904s whenever there was a 727 available. Problems solved.
318, 2bbl, 2.xx gears even.... And I have not had much luck with 904s. ..
I'd be interested in what you guys mean by "built right" 904. .. most of mine have been assembly line stock.

Not all that useful experience to mention, you said yourself "assembly line stock". I agree in that form they're weak and burn up easily. Fried my original stock one behind a 318 that probably didn't even make 250 HP. If they were truly junk transmissions though I don't think Chrysler would have bothered to continue using the design for decades; the later beefed-up versions (998, 999, 32RH etc.) held up well in lighter-duty trucks and SUVs behind the 318.

I went back and looked up the thread about swapping the valve body in mine, @CudaFactHackJob was the one who guided me through the process and I couldn't be happier with how it turned out. Listen to him, he knows his sh*t. Here's the thread if you're curious: 904 giving up the ghost?