Hot Rod Garage said they paid $900 for a used one in CA. Mine was $1700 IIRC three years ago and it is rated to 700hp.
Site says today is my 6 year anniversary on BS.com Just happened to look at my profile.
I put a rebuilt 700R4 from my totaled '91 S10 into my '56 last summer & I used Bow Tie Overdrives Holley square bore kit to make it all work. Works nicely & I would definitely go that route if I had to do it again.
Mine was $1700 and rated for 700 hp. Summit and others wanted $2400 for a lesser transmission with no speedometer and no converter. Ended up with free shipping due to their damaging the first one and leaving the next one off the truck causing me to miss my Labor day goal. lizard transmission from Florida. https://lizardtransmission.com
That’s what I will be looking for soon, a 200-4R to put behind one of the Gran Sports. Open to peoples experiences and recommendations!
I do not know about the 200-R4's, but when I looked into using my left over 700R4 I discovered that there are both early & late 700R4s. Mostly it came down to the late ones being mostly electronic while the early ones are not. I do not remember the exact year cutoff but I do remember that my '91 barely made the cutoff for the early ones. The early ones are still pretty common in the older GM pickups in the U-Pul-It yards. In fact, I just helped a buddy pull one out of a truck at the local yard awhile back. And he had probably a half-dozen to pick from. That would be if you are planning on having one rebuilt yourself. I decided to have mine rebuilt because if there was a problem, I did not want to have to argue with someone over the phone and then have to pay to ship it back. And I did not need to handle anywhere near 700HP. I think that the main issue with the early vs. late was that if you wanted to be able to hook up a manual speedo, you would need one of the older ones. Possibly all of the 200-R4's were pre-electronic?
...when you got a fast car, you think you've got everything.
They were mostly in G bodies which ended in 87, where as the 700s went into the 90s and became the 4l60 IIRC. The 200 4r had a hook up for the lock up solenoid and that's about it.
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