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JSPERFORMANCE · 01-19-2009, 10:48 PM

I dont know where you are getting your information but you may want to look elsewhere..

Like your "Grandnationalized" comment. there are very few differences between a stock turbo buick 2004r and say a cadillac 2004r. The buick may have an extra clutch plate or two but most of the differences are in the valve body. Actually the late 2004r units use the same converter as a 700r4.

The thing about Hot Rod project cars is they will install products from whatever company that will pay the most or give the most free stuff for the car they are building, that dosent make them better.

01-19-2009, 10:48 PM	#41
JSPERFORMANCE NJFBOA Supporting Sponsor Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: HULMEVILLE, PA Posts: 2,023 iTrader: (4) Social Networks:	I dont know where you are getting your information but you may want to look elsewhere.. Like your "Grandnationalized" comment. there are very few differences between a stock turbo buick 2004r and say a cadillac 2004r. The buick may have an extra clutch plate or two but most of the differences are in the valve body. Actually the late 2004r units use the same converter as a 700r4. The thing about Hot Rod project cars is they will install products from whatever company that will pay the most or give the most free stuff for the car they are building, that dosent make them better. __________________ JSSPEEDANDCUSTOM.COM Last edited by JSPERFORMANCE; 01-19-2009 at 10:49 PM.