Called Dave today and the price is the same as a built 48 swap.It will cost a lot less money than doing a fully built 48re.
I did mine quite awhile ago. It cost me about 2000 after the sale of the 241hd transfer case, and transmission and factory starter. I put in a 271 tc. Changed the rear drive shaft and swagpped in a sae #2 housing and starter, and a fully rebuilt transmission with new torque converter, and programming.
I will admit to adding another 800 in programming upgrade due to issues with the destroked programing not being consistent.
It's easier today, and you'll be using most of your factory componants
Here's a link. I'm not affiliated with them, just happy with how well it worked
http://www.cumminsallisonconversions.com
My 68 is holding over 8xx hp and now I'm going for 901. 48 swap you loose cruise control
My 68 is holding over 8xx hp and now I'm going for 901. 48 swap you loose cruise control
I would think that you need to adhere to tolerances a lot closer and be very picky on cleanliness, set everything in the tolerance zone while dry, then dis-assemble and pre-lube, then re-assemble everything as a wet assembly.I've heard that last bit as well. Like you, I'm unaware what that fully means.
My 68 is holding over 8xx hp and now I'm going for 901. 48 swap you loose cruise control
I swapped in a Goerend 48RE and still have cruise control
Who's trans is that?
A suncoast what? Mega 68? Details... I cannot find a hp rating on their stuff except "over 500"
Great info. Any 10 second passes?
A respectably built 4R100 has my vote if you want to do it once and be done with it.