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65fastback2+2

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now my c4 has crapped out
 
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man, you've been having some luck, haven'tcha?? now you have an excuse to upgrade to an AOD or a T56. heheheh.
 
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but if it makes you feel better, today I went out to the garage and I found a small oil drip on the floor.

I was outraged, and was about ready to park the car in the driveway with a "Fo' Sale" sign on it when I realized that my wife had parked her Expedition in that spot earlier.
 
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damn fords
 

65fastback2+2

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Snail50 said:
man, you've been having some luck, haven'tcha?? now you have an excuse to upgrade to an AOD or a T56. heheheh.
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ohhhh, its getting an AOD rebuilt with a shift kit , dont worry, im doing it right
 
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right on.
 

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Put a T-5 in it.
 

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Speed_Demon1965 said:
Put a T-5 in it.
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ronstang is in high favor of the easier to install AOD
 
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65fastback2+2 said:
ronstang is in high favor of the easier to install AOD
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It's not so much that I am in favor of the AOD rather that it will fit into your budget much easier and won't require as many changes to the car.
 

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It's not so much that I am in favor of the AOD rather that it will fit into your budget much easier and won't require as many changes to the car.
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guess you cant do a T-5 for $1000 huh???
 
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65fastback2+2 said:
ronstang is in high favor of the easier to install AOD
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I'm planning to go with an AOD as well; where are you planning to get yours? Doesn't Art Carr make a built AOD?
 

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Mustang's suck!

Kia's rule!!!

 

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I hear ya Max....

Kia is definately the way to go
 
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i eat kias for breakfast
 

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MMM, crunchy!
 

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Snail50 said:
I'm planning to go with an AOD as well; where are you planning to get yours? Doesn't Art Carr make a built AOD?
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Im just gonna get a core and do the TCI rebuild kit, its what they use to make their AOD Dominator transmissions
 

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I think you need to pony up for a one piece input shaft and stronger 3-4 shift components. They come in the Carr, and with a Carr, I believe you get a warranty.
 

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you are going to have to buy an AOD converter and flexplate too. Might as well put a small stall converter in there. Thats going to cost a few hundred in itself.
 

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ok, someone help me out. heres the deal.

im setting aside $1000 for the AOD. What should I get? I want to get the TCI Dominator rebuild kit. I think thats worthwhile. Thats $300. Ron said he can build a custom crossmember, so I dont need that. I need a custom aluminum driveshaft, thats about $150 I guess. So what else do I need??? and what should I get??? Remember, dont go over $1000
 

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That's a darn good deal for the driveshaft but go larger diameter steel! Just MO..
 
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