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I have a 95 GT automatic and for my first official mods I plan on putting in 4.10 gears, Trans Go shift kit, and a tranny cooler. I plan to have this completed by fall. I say first official mods because when I bought the car it already had a CAI and flowmasters. My stang has about 68,000 miles on it and I was wondering, in addtion to those mods, if I should also rebuild the tranny or even perhaps go with a better one. I have had no problems with the tranny as of yet (knock on wood). Any suggestions to that? Does anyone know of a place in the Phoenix, AZ area that does good work (willing do travel alittle for reputable shop)? Thanks for any help you guys can provide.

 

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not sure of any in the Arizona area except for nationwide shops like aamco or aatco they are supposedly good but other than that you should ask the people in your regional forums.

 

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If you don't have any problems with it, why fix it? What until you kill it and then fix or upgrade it.


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There's is a place up there called All-Mustang.

4346 E University Dr
Phoenix, AZ 85034-7318
Phone: (602) 437-2727

Call them, they might know of a place or two.

 

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Sounds like a good idea to me, thanks for the replies. Yeah I have seen that All Mustang Shop, but I believe they work on classic Mustangs (1973 and below), it wont hurt to call them and ask for their opinion though, great idea.

 

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I haven't had any work done on my car at All Mustang, but I have heard several stories about people getting ripped off over there. To find a good shop for your tranny, go to 1320stangs.com and ask in their forums. Personally, I wouldn't worry about it yet. Wait till you fry it.

 

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www.mentaladdictionmotorsports.com

Beau, you could email him for parts and service on your car. I had good luck w/their parts, matching internet prices and picking them up in Mesa(at the shop). Hopefully this will help also.

 

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go.rei GT said:

I haven't had any work done on my car at All Mustang, but I have heard several stories about people getting ripped off over there. To find a good shop for your tranny, go to 1320stangs.com and ask in their forums. Personally, I wouldn't worry about it yet. Wait till you fry it.

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I paid $550.00 for a new clutch install(along w/ everything else). They just resurfaced the flywheel though. Not sure if that was a steep $$ or not, but I was in a major bind at the time and needed my car.

 

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550$ for a clutch install. Ouch...

 

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punestang said:

www.mentaladdictionmotorsports.com

Beau, you could email him for parts and service on your car. I had good luck w/their parts, matching internet prices and picking them up in Mesa(at the shop). Hopefully this will help also.

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bought some autometer gauges off of him that i found in the corral classifieds.
great price and he helped me out without telling me when he shipped them. saying there worth less then what i paid for so it saved me on brokerage fees