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885HP (660.6kW)! Holy moly! Was that a modified 19 or a 26 behind that monster?
yup and ive caught you yanks calling our aussie dyno's heart breakers so even more on an "inertia" (spelt it in yank for you lol) dyno885HP (660.6kW)! Holy moly! Was that a modified 19 or a 26 behind that monster?
well to build a ford 26 to this level i charge 4k to build a 19 to as far as sensible again 4k to machine cases and build a 19 to this level never contemplated it but can be done possibly as much as double[/B]
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And how much does it cost?
Phase, now for the million dollar questions for all of us ZF owners looking to beef up our transmissions (19 version of course) in anticipation and release of TT and supercharger set-ups, how do we as the consumer, coordinate such a build from you? Does the 4K price tag to build this tranny require a core tranny to build or is this something you obtain, build and deliver? What is the total price to include a ball park shipping charge to deliver this built tranny to us in the US?well to build a ford 26 to this level i charge 4k to build a 19 to as far as sensible again 4k to machine cases and build a 19 to this level never contemplated it but can be done possibly as much as double
to reco a 26 or 19 to std we charge 2.5k
the above box's all get delivered full of oil and sealed with cooler attached so we have complete control of oil quality hence reliability
mind you they are ford prices and not hyundai and if they were i would not have posted it up as it would be against forum rules
hopefully this will give you an indication of what a shop there will charge!!!
But I will let the Pro answer it for certain.One of the concerns that I have with the ZF tranny specifically with the 19 in the 3.8 is rising tranny temps under hard loads.
Dave you would be correct, however, I would like to know how they addressed the issue for cooling. I have not looked at our tranny cooler set-up, but on many cars, the radiator combines the trans cooler collectively. Since I haven't taken a look at our set-up, I'm uncertain if our trans cooler is separate from the radiator. If it is, bonus and then I'm assuming the built tranny will accompany a larger trans cooler which would address the cooling issues that I have. Yes, let the pro answer this for sureI would assume the "heat" question would be answered in this statement :dunno::
"the above box's all get delivered full of oil and sealed with cooler attached"
But I will let the Pro answer it for certain.
1, we use the best grade oils/fluids we canPhase, now for the million dollar questions for all of us ZF owners looking to beef up our transmissions (19 version of course) in anticipation and release of TT and supercharger set-ups, how do we as the consumer, coordinate such a build from you?
pa...you don't as yet! not till sponsor this forum or i find enough interest to set up in the states and/or i sign up a capable franchisee!
Does the 4K price tag to build this tranny require a core tranny to build or is this something you obtain, build and deliver? What is the total price to include a ball park shipping charge to deliver this built tranny to us in the US?
pa... i need cores as we don't have these trans here! hence also the above response but i will come and set up there if there is enough response!!!
The reason I ask is the cost to supply our own tranny will certainly raise the cost not to mention being without our ride for a period while you build it? Most of us use our cars on a day to day basis and creates a huge obsticle for many of us
pa... this is the same worldwide and the ori tcm needs to be reinstalled to your vehicle for trouble free operation and the above price does not include tcm or tcm failure this is common on taxi's here as they often try to cheat and use inferior fluids but otherwise have not seen one fail
My thoughts are you would acquire the tranny, build it, and then ship it with a core charge. Then I'm assuming when we take reciept of the built tranny, we would ship our stock one and the core charge you charge would get credited back to us. I'm speaking out loud here and I'm assuming this is the most efficient means to streamlining this process so we aren't without our rides. American aftermaket tranny companies like B&M follows a simliar program.
pa... yes for sure once we sponsor the site and set up there!
One of the concerns that I have with the ZF tranny specifically with the 19 in the 3.8 is rising tranny temps under hard loads. It has been documented in track testing that once the 19 gets over heated, the ECU will put the tranny in safe mode which interrrupts the manual matic feature which doesn't allow shift at redline.
pa...yes this is true with the 26 too! turn it off and on and its reset! with fords unknown in hyundai!
From what I read, the shifts when the tranny is heated is reduced by 2K or so. How much of this is actual facts is to be questioned, but it is a big concern. With your build how are you taking care the this heat problem?
pa...this issue is much worse on our 26's! as we average 500 hp from a tuned 6 here and yes i've tuned over 400 fords at or above this level!!! as to heat see below
Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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can't comment for sure on the v6, but ours are made by ktm the bike manufacturer and are inline with the heater circuit and then we add a oil to air in series or the same with a fan!Dave you would be correct, however, I would like to know how they addressed the issue for cooling. I have not looked at our tranny cooler set-up, but on many cars, the radiator combines the trans cooler collectively. Since I haven't taken a look at our set-up, I'm uncertain if our trans cooler is separate from the radiator. If it is, bonus and then I'm assuming the built tranny will accompany a larger trans cooler which would address the cooling issues that I have. Yes, let the pro answer this for sure
Phase, great feedback and I was right in assuming that you would need our transmissions to do the build. You brought another major concern with getting the TCM reinstalled. Can you ellaborate what you mean in this statement? Does your rebuild require a specialized TCM to operate correctly with the modded trans? Please explain the process please. Thanks1, we use the best grade oils/fluids we can
2, we manufacture cooler kits for these in fords here
3, we once built remove many restrictions that cause friction both in the oil flow and mechanically these are our intellectual property though!
4 we are 1 of 2 builders world wide that have proven over 800 rwhp from these! the other is a mate!
simple we build a box we shelve it! you send yours we remove your valve body and tcm clean and adjust it make a few changes the reinstall it into prepped box!Phase, great feedback and I was right in assuming that you would need our transmissions to do the build. You brought another major concern with getting the TCM reinstalled. Can you ellaborate what you mean in this statement? Does your rebuild require a specialized TCM to operate correctly with the modded trans? Please explain the process please. Thanks
Phase, trying to keep the questions out of advertisement mode to avoid violating the forum rules for non-sponsorship. My questions however are simple in their content in that your process by which you beef up trannies is more informative than it is advertising. We are all hungry for information and we all want options especially as the GC and the aftermarket matures. Soon TTs/Superchargers will become available and drivetrain modifications will soon need to follow. This is your opportunity to get a jump on the market in anticipation for these products...please keep questions generic as i don't want sponsor issues! thanks!
normally i would just sponsor the site regardless but this one is 4 times the price of most sites i sponsor with the same members in my market!!!
i agree totally but for the fact i have australia and china to look after and china is new real new so if its to work i need to concentrate there!Phase, trying to keep the questions out of advertisement mode to avoid violating the forum rules for non-sponsorship. My questions however are simple in their content in that your process by which you beef up trannies is more informative than it is advertising. We are all hungry for information and we all want options especially as the GC and the aftermarket matures. Soon TTs/Superchargers will become available and drivetrain modifications will soon need to follow. This is your opportunity to get a jump on the market in anticipation for these products...
You are all over this forum and your name is well known. Take a look at the big picture, the price to be a sponsor could certainly be outwieghed if you were actually able to sponsor your products on this forum. It's all about networking your products; the more you get out there, the better it is for everyone. Just my thoughts...