Posted by 4play on October 09, 2018 at 18:43:45 from (12.235.184.17):
In Reply to: What would you do posted by 37chief on October 09, 2018 at 16:33:23:
Is that just for an OEM/stock rebuild? If so, that's high. 46,47,48RE's are not expensive, or difficult to rebuild, the labor is not even intensive. If they are upgrading a lot of stuff, I would have to see their list to comment further.
You can order HD/HP parts kits online for $1000-1500 that would make that trans very strong, especially for a V10. I would go that route and pay their labor before having them do an OEM/stock build.
Stock parts are good and will last a long while if not abused, that's not really the problem here. The problem is the price for what you are getting (unknown?). Around here $3k will get you a strong built trans with upgraded clutches, servos, struts, billet T/C and shift improvements that will even stand abuse behind a diesel.
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