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Old 04-18-2009, 02:37 PM   #22
jdurant
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Re: 200-4R Conversion

He's a good friend. His name is J.D. He's been building them on the side for a few years now and some have gone into really fast cars (one being his often daily driven high ten second 3500lb car). He's alot cheaper than anybody else and he will build it the way you want it. He's taken apart alot of trannys built by others. There have been a couple of instances where parts that people pay for aren't even there. It is hard to find somebody to trust.
Here are a couple of other guys known to build 200s.
century, pts, and ck performance
Century is also in the Houston area. Call around and get some prices from these guys.
I think you'll pay alot less and get more and sooner if you use J.D. I'll pm you his email address. I wouldn't let anybody else build one for me.
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