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Old 06-13-2001, 06:33 AM
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Default Initial conversation with Level 10 sounds good...

The upgrade should support 450-500 hp/torque at the wheels, well beyond my goal of 450/450 at the crank. The upgrade involves a PTS Kit and Torque Converter and shouldn't cost more than $2000 for parts. This is for a Tip. The problem is Pat was using the wrong tranny spec as a basis for this, but still thinks he can do it with our tranny. He will get back to me with this info.
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Sweet! Keep us posted!
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i want details! and, there goes the seed money for the kid's college fund!
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Default Cool. Another positive response from L10. I contacted them a while back...

If you are in NJ, email me and we can hook up... I was told the entire cost was somehwere in the neighborhood of $6000-$7000, including labor. I was also told the benfits would be that the tranny could handle 300% factory max rated torque at the crank.

Which tranny were they using as spec?

Thanks!
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Default Actually, I'm in LA...

so Level 10 will probably never see my car. I would have the parts shipped out here for installation. $6000-7000 sounds like a complete transmission replacement, Pat was hinting at an upgrade only, not a replacement. I believe he was thinking I had a ZF 19?, and I think it is a ZF 24A, but I'm not positive.

Replacing the tranny could result in that increase, while the upgrade would only double it (for half the money including parts and labor).
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Default What about a swap w/ the Merc. TipTronic used in the 911TT and the new C32?

Would it fit? Or would a beefed up version of our ZF Tip be cheaper?
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I'd think that's a no go if you want to maintain quattro
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Bummer. The 911TT has AWD, but it isn't Quattro as we know it.
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Default Just double check with them on which tranny they're lookin at. There was a discussion on this

a while ago too, since a couple of the ZF trannies are similar in designation, but some are 2wd, some awd, and the hp/tq specs were different.
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I sent him info on ZF 5 HP 24 A.


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