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A&A Trans

Started by GTX, January 04, 2006, 10:44:37 PM

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GTX

January 04, 2006, 10:44:37 PM
Has anyone ever dealt with A&A trans and used their parts?

I was thinking of buying some parts such as maybe a billet drum from them.  I've heard that they are about the best for Mopars but have no personal knowledge.

Anyone?

ggddemon

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January 04, 2006, 11:15:07 PM
talk to rick, he's a real tranny guru and knows his stuff          bigtime! :yesnod:


ggddemon

deputycrawford

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January 06, 2006, 12:39:00 AM
Check with others for lots of input but I have an entire Rick Allison (A&A) trans in my 69 Charger. I also have a 9 1/2 inch 3500 stall Dynamic converter from there. I can not believe the drivablity of that car. I have the billet drum and all. It cost me quite a bit of money but I run all day long on the strip in a 4000 lb car with no worries. I can call him anytime and he will answer any questions and take time with me. He even called me twice himself while building it to ask me my preferences. I met him at the nationals and he remembered building mine because he said he never had someone spend so much on a 727 that still shifted by itself. Oh, he was running 7.70's in the heat with his own build. Thats a trans.
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