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02-12-2006, 11:32 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Liberty, & Garden City S.C. , U.S.
Posts: 19,936
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Re: 200r4 vs 700r4
I started out with a 700-R4 that had all the corvette upgrades done to it. I don't have no monster motor but I have over 150,000 miles on the trans. When I did mine back in 1990 the 200-R4 was the weakest of the 2. They were for V-6 motors in most cases, they weren't built for V-8's at that time. The same for the camero 5 speeds some where meant for V-8's some weren't. As for the turbo G/N 200-R4 they were not plentiful at the time nor was the updates to make them handle the power of a V-8. Just make sure you get a 700-R4 that has been upgraded to handle the power. If the shop say's it is get it in writting, with the warrinty.
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