Goerend Full Billet Transmission

Blacksdieselhp

Blacksdieselhp

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I have a full billet transmission for sale. I was at Goerends a few weeks ago and built it while I was there, but it is not under their warranty because it wasn't purchased as a full unit from them. The Converter is under their lifetime warranty though. It has a sonnax billet input, billet output, TCS billet intermediate. New Constant pressure valve body. Triple disc billet converter. The converter is a v10 with a pretty high stall, but I can get you any converter you want for it. It is basically brand new. Has about 100 miles on it. I also have a brand new billet drum that is loaded and still in the box for an extra $500. Asking $5500 with no core or $4500 with core.
 
Blacksdieselhp said:
I have a full billet transmission for sale. I was at Goerends a few weeks ago and built it while I was there, but it is not under their warranty because it wasn't purchased as a full unit from them. The Converter is under their lifetime warranty though. It has a sonnax billet input, billet output, TCS billet intermediate. New Constant pressure valve body. Triple disc billet converter. The converter is a v10 with a pretty high stall, but I can get you any converter you want for it. It is basically brand new. Has about 100 miles on it. I also have a brand new billet drum that is loaded and still in the box for an extra $500. Asking $5500 with no core or $4500 with core.
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47re? 48re?
 
Sorry, its out of a 2005 truck. So it will accept the tv mottor for 05-up trucks or you can use it in the older trucks with the tv cable. The vb is constant pressure, so the tv only controls shift points.
 
Forgot to mention, all second gear parts are billet. Servo Cover, anchor, strut, strap, also has the new sonnax billet servo cover.

I do have a shift enhanser for $100, but its not needed with the constant pressure valve body.
 
Sorry, I was half asleep when I typed that. It has the new sonnax billet acumulator piston. And "strap" is lever.
 
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