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Old 05-01-2012, 03:10 PM   #3
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Default Re: Transmission catch can placement

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Originally Posted by buzzinhalfdozen View Post
I don't recall seeing anything mentioned in ANY of 40 coupes' posts to indicate what combo, trans,converter, engine ect. so I'm baffled by 1320 know it all advice. Of course 1320 may have some inside info about 40 coupes ride that the rest of us are unaware of, if so I retract my first statement.
I have been advising Garret aka 40coupe for over a decade.

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I guess when you run a 3500? stall converter you don't build much heat.
Who's converter is 3500 stall? My converter flashes to 6400 RPM and I'm on it for ~ 10 seconds before launching.




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Originally Posted by Jim Kaekel View Post
Having literally grown-up in a tranny shop, pretty much any racing automatic may blow fluid out of the vent. No matter how good the internal oil seals and sealing rings are, there is still a certain amount of pressure that leaks by and can blow out the vent. . Naturally, if the trans gets hot and fluid foams up, raising the fluid level, it will worsen the problem. Filling the fluid to the 1 pint low mark helps and won't hurt the trans. I wonder how many transmission 1320 Racer has built? My .02.
1. have always filled my trans to the 1 pint low mark.

2. over 5000 passes and my trans ain't ever puked, maybe I'm just lucky.

3. refer to post #21

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