Forward manual valve body

[Jeff Seighman]

I have to pull my trans to fix some leaks and am thinking about a forward manual valve body, 727 behind a mildly modified 340 in a 1970 Dart. What would be a quality brand that won't break the bank, low band apply a must. Thanks for any help. Jeff.

 

[mopowers]

I dare you to call up John Cope and ask him.

 

[Jeff Seighman]

I was on Mancini Racing site and they have some Turbo Action's, any thoughts?

 

[Darter6]

I have had 2 from A&A Transmissions and they worked flawlessly.
One in my Slant Six and my 65 Hemi Belvedere. Yes Low band applied for the street use.

 

[Curious Duster]

Cope is out of stock,I bought reverse manual, l really like it.

 

[Demonx2]

Don't underestimate the TurboAction valve bodies. That would be my 1st choice if my trans didn't come with a Griner.

 

[Bewy]

Get one from Summit. That is what I did.

 

[oldkimmer]

All foreword pattern are low band apply. Kim

 

[RustyRatRod]

Get the Transgo TF3. That converts a stock valve body to full manual and retains the low band apply. Round a hundred bucks give or take.

 

[j par]

Get the Transgo TF3. That converts a stock valve body to full manual and retains the low band apply. Round a hundred bucks give or take.

Bingo...

 

[j par]

Also no kick down linkage needed just tie the lever back,.

 

[MOPAROFFICIAL]

I was on Mancini Racing site and they have some Turbo Action's, any thoughts?

Used them many times. Always good.
manual automatic. I have heard some others having issues but I have no idea what their problem was.

 

[Bewy]

I had the Transgo -3 in my Turbo 350 & it worked very well. I then bought a dedicated Art Carr man VB.
The Art Carr definitely shifts quicker, probably many ccts are bypassed for quicker response.