Which trans blanket to use on 200-4R?

[bison]

Just like the title says

 

[Nick Micale]

Just get a Hughes shield for a TH 350, and drill a hole for the electrical connector.

I know it is an SFI piece, but Jeff Hughes told me the hole is an "authorized" mod.

The body seam above the bell housing area needs flattened for clearancing, but we have installed it on a 200-4R with little work. Lot easier than messing with a blanket.

If you decide to go that way, let me know as I am a distributor for them, and be glad to help.

 

[Otto J]

Just get a Hughes shield for a TH 350, and drill a hole for the electrical connector.

I know it is an SFI piece, but Jeff Hughes told me the hole is an "authorized" mod.

The body seam above the bell housing area needs flattened for clearancing, but we have installed it on a 200-4R with little work. Lot easier than messing with a blanket.

If you decide to go that way, let me know as I am a distributor for them, and be glad to help.

He wont need to drill,its a PTC non lockup car

 

[WE4]

Do not use a blanket....

He wont need to drill,its a PTC non lockup car

Do not use a blanket! They just insulate the heat and oil on them could be a huge fire hazard. Get the aluminum shield as it allows air the flow between the two.
Trans shields for the 2004r are available. I Have access to them. They are just not advertised all that much. Not as a high of demand as the ones advertised.
But, they are out there.

Bruce
We4
Performance Transmission Services

 

[J-B Racing]

Just like the title says

I have an RCI that has been out dated, and I will sell for cheap.

 

[bison]

I have an RCI that has been out dated, and I will sell for cheap.

I need to stick to stuff that will pass tech. If i can send it back and get it re-certed id consider it. They continue to break my balls more and more every year.

 

[SS_Sean]

I have used an RCI blanket for four years with no troubles. I will continue to use it...