Recent content by boostingbuick

These are some older pics, I don't have any updates pics, only powder coating is the difference.

What stroke is the crank? And what is the casting code?? It will be A letter and then 2 numbers. N78, W15, T70 etc.

Production heads or Stage heads?

The 3 sets of Stage heads that I own, all have the bolt holes for the brackets. On the On-center block I had the acc. bracket milled .120 and it bolted on and all the pulleys lined right up.

BP has always been an issue. The boards normally talk about performance street cars, most see little track time. High back pressure will be with most of these cars, and most have no idea about it. When the exhaust wheel becomes larger that the compressor wheels, the BP is more manageable. But...

I will take the mass air flow sensor.

Nope.

Camshaft info!! and I want more info on the rods.

You REALLY need someone who know and does these transmissions. I had a well known trans shop royal oak build one, and repair it the next day, and the next month, and lasted 3 months. Then had it built by someone who knows the 200r4 well and ten years later and at least 100 passes showed me that...

I am in for a ad free membership or donation. I would like it to be a yearly fee and keep in mind that if your price is too much most will just keep the ads. I would be willing to pay $120 a year for the ad free viewing, but more than that I will deal with what I have been this far.

My vote is the 4L80E, but it will not fit without moving the floor some. Strong and reliable for a car that you can beat on and then drive it across the country.

I agree, the trans will do its job in drive. The only time I would recommend the manual shifting of the 2004r is if you need more rpm than the trams will give you. My data logs show my trans shifting at 5500 almost every time in drive. Since I want 7000 rpm shift I do it manually.

You can also machine .120 off the back of the acc. bracket and it will correct the belt issue. I did that on mine, with stage heads and went together with no issues.

Yes sir, being a solid roller I made sure that it would come off without beating up my powder coating. I want to say "Thank you" for sharing your work, It gave me some ideas and all the pictures let me solve some issues that I knew were going to happen. I like people that try, win or fail and...

Ok, you did not state where it was located. So you want people to look at your profile and assume that were its located to be picked up? Then your add states "Low miles or rebuild". Why would it need to be rebuilt if it has low miles? Or is low miles for the year means 150,000 and should be...