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Slush box rebuild kits

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in 2nd Generation Dodge 24 Valve Powertrain

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I don't have too much knowledge on building a reliable 47RE slush box for the 01. Seems everyone buys a built to order unit and I haven't found too much real world info for a DIY'er such as myself on good non-OEM kits. I have built quite a few gasser automatics but always to OEM specs but never to harness more power.

 

I recently aquired a core 47RE that I plan to build. I've been looking at Suncoast rebuild kits. The 01 is gonna get a few more upgrades in the future but is never going to be wild so I don't think I need to build a $10,000 transmission.

 

I was thinking of getting the Suncoast STAGE 1 KIT.

 

What's y'alls opinions on which kits have the quality parts for a reliable 47RE slush box that could hold 650-700 ft. lbs. flywheel torque easily.

 

 

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