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It also deletes the parking gear, so you are then relying on a parking brake system to hold the car.

No worries at all, my friend. Just keep your order with A&A.

I'm not allowed to advertise on this site, but we have some A&A servos left in stock and we are releasing our own line of servos also.

This is one of my favorite torqueflite topics. As we all know the 727 historically can get stuck in two gears at once on the 2-3 shift and cause a bind or overlap. We go to great lengths on our transmission builds to achieve a clean, quick and firm (not harsh) 2-3 shift. There are a lot of...

Looks like some new old stock kits from the 80's. They do not look new. Do you think the lip seals are still soft?

Neither A&A or Andrews Racing Transmissions are going out of business. We are just no longer offering A&A Transmission parts after 25 years of doing so. Simply a business decision. :)

The cost to build the 46RH/RE for more horsepower is significantly more. The upgrades are basically the same as the 727. The disadvantage of the a500 style trans is the lack of upgradeable parts (lockup input shaft namely). So similar to the 904, 500hp would be pushing it for the a500 in my...

Yes the second digit is always the load rating from the manufacturer. The 42 is for a 6 cylinder jeep, the 44 came behind a 318.

Cope's RE manual shift valve body has 1-4 on the manual valve. There is no solenoid needed for the 3-4 shift as that is done manually on the shifter. The only solenoid that is needed with the CRT valve body is for lockup.

Technically, yes it does matter as the manufacturer states that ATF+4 is not backwards compatible. So, you can start off with Dex III and switch to ATF+4, but not the other way around. As mentioned, ATF+4 is a semi-synthetic fluid with anti shudder additives for lockup torque converters. It is...

The 3 is likely an 8 and it would be 2892090, which is a B&C body, 383 2bbl, from 1969.

Surprised no comments about the 7.3L Godzilla valvetrain issues. Just had one eat a lifter at 43k...

Shutting the car off at speed isn't necessarily great, either. Do you have needle bearings throughout? With the engine shut off the geartrain is starved for lube oil.

There are clean neutral valve bodies available for people who need neutral after the run as to not decelerate down on aluminum rods. Neutralizing an automatic transmission at speed with a stock drum is no bueno as you can explode it out of the transmission.

I think it was after '81 on a 998 with the low gear set, but I'm not 100% certain. Yeah it'd be one of those deals to pull the pump and drums out of it to find out. I have several factory publications/technical service bulletins I can look for more info and maybe come up with something..

A 998 would be behind a 318. Hard to say for certain if it has the low gear set.

Yes, they do.

I've been talking with miszny on some parts to achieve some better longevity with his 727, and we'll get there at some point if some parts would show up. I've learned quite bit over 25 years on what you can get away with and what you cannot in certain 727 combinations. 727 hard parts are fairly...

This car was mistreated in 1st gear causing the sprag to roll. It appears the case is also broken, and if not, it will likely need another case anyway as once that inner sprag race is removed you'll probably find it dug into the back of the case as well. Not to mention what you have going on...

Every one of them I've air checked has leaked.

Just say no to red servos

No need for kolene steels, in my opinion. I can certainly help you out with what you need.

Pretty sure Adam started it in the early 2000's and there were several versions of the site. I was one of the original members before 2004.

I have one

I have them in stock.

The high gear drum did not explode then. The broken extension housing and case were damaged due to the driveshaft coming out.

Do you know which part failed, or exploded as you say? I absolutely would not shift a 727 with stock drums to almost 8k rpm.

Pro Stock uses a 9.5" ring gear, and it ain't crazy if you are Richard Freeman.

Yes