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Well, after approximately 150 1/4 mile passes, the 10R80 has decided it’s done. Almost all the passes were with the 3:55 rear gear and car weighing about 3300 lbs. The last 30 passes were with a Circle D converter. This car has spent its entire life shifting at 7500+ RPM. Car made 500 HP last time on the dyno. The car will shift at low rpm but any high rpm attempts, it says NOPE😂. Car was built at the beginning of 2022 so it doesn’t have the updated CDF drum or the hard anodized shell. I believe cars built after Aug 15/16 22’ received the updated parts. It’ll get rebuilt and we’ll be ready for the 2027 season. Car has 900 miles on it…..it’s not street driven.

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Car looks great! That aardvark style intake looks like it can really draw some air. Do you expect to run quicker/faster after the tranny rebuild?

 
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Car looks great! That aardvark style intake looks like it can really draw some air. Do you expect to run quicker/faster after the tranny rebuild?

Thanks! I’m going to a 3.73 rear gear at the same time as the rebuild, I expect to improve the ET. The actually “shifting” should happen quicker and be more consistent for sure. Unfortunately, I won’t know until March/April when the new season starts up.
 

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Thanks! I’m going to a 3.73 rear gear at the same time as the rebuild, I expect to improve the ET. The actually “shifting” should happen quicker and be more consistent for sure. Unfortunately, I won’t know until March/April when the new season starts up.
Is your son still piloting the car or are you guys sharing that responsibility?
 
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Is your son still piloting the car or are you guys sharing that responsibility?
Unfortunately he seems to have lost interest, I’ve been driving all summer.
 

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Woodburn! I haven't raced at Woodburn in a long time. It reminds me of my home track growing up, Renegade Raceway in Yakima, WA.
I live in Vancouver, WA and I'd love to see your car race. Subbing to see this thing in action in 2027! I need an excuse to drag race my GT350R anyway...
But you buried the lead... what's the car running in it's current form? Gotta be low 10s?
Edit: lastly, where are you getting your e85?
 
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Woodburn! I haven't raced at Woodburn in a long time. It reminds me of my home track growing up, Renegade Raceway in Yakima, WA.
I live in Vancouver, WA and I'd love to see your car race. Subbing to see this thing in action in 2027! I need an excuse to drag race my GT350R anyway...
But you buried the lead... what's the car running in it's current form? Gotta be low 10s?
Edit: lastly, where are you getting your e85?
Yes, you definitely need to make it down next season. It went 10.44 at 131mph…that’s with a 100+lb cage in it. I get my barrel of E85 from Forged Fuels, he’s based in St.Helens area but he also delivers. He has a Facebook and Instagram page.

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I gotcha. When You rebuild the tranny, will you be building it to handle boost down the road?
 
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I gotcha. When You rebuild the tranny, will you be building it to handle boost down the road?
After seeing all the 10R80 builders and the so called “stage 1”, “stage 2” , 800hp package, 1200hp package etc…..it’s a bit muddy for me. Whatever “package” I decide on, at a minimum it’ll be double the HP I’m currently at. If this was a street car I’d be less concerned, but asking it to live making every shift at 7500+ rpm is vastly different. With the cost of this, I don’t see boost anytime soon…..having a daughter at a private college is taking my play money😂
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