Good Point, I haven't been to a dyno with the new owners, I was still thinking for some reason that it was only open for dyno's like the old ones were. I definitely don't want to step on any toes. Thanks for the heads up on that Ron!

What all does the new place do? That would help me to decide.

The vibe that I got was that it was more of an instalation shop for aftermarket parts i.e. they sell it, then put it on. I don't think they are a "transmission shop," but I could be wrong. Muddy?

I know for fact that they rebuild trannys as they did my 700r4 in my chevy and they just finished rebuilding a 48re for an extended warranty customer. Just don't want anyone to feel ......... if you know what I mean

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one of those aluminum pto cover cooler things would be pretty awesome. kinda spendy though.

Thanks for the update on your services. Hmmm.....that kind of changes what I wanted to do.

I'll just find a few more things to throw in the pot, no strings attached. Thanks!

You could always do a few quarts of synthetic fluid for the manual trans guys since it doesn't take much to fill them.