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Old 04-16-2012, 06:21 PM   #13 (permalink)
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Ats has a 5 year 500k warranty. Ats and suncoast are your biggest companies to deal with. Depends if you want orange or purple. Both are good products.
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Old 04-16-2012, 06:25 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Goerend is in Iowa and I don't think they are playing with the 68's any more. They started to then backed out. Atleast that is what I was was told when dealing with them on my 47re parts.
Yah I was talking with them on numerous occasions about the 68 and they said No-go...
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Old 04-16-2012, 06:59 PM   #15 (permalink)
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i'd pick suncoast but out of curiousity is garmon messen with the 68's i didn't see much on their site
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Old 04-16-2012, 07:00 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Yah I was talking with them on numerous occasions about the 68 and they said No-go...
Awesome people to deal with. Hands down some of the best customer service. But they said they were tinkering with them and just were having to many problems. Sounds like they figured that they would spend more money in warranty work than what it was worth. Lol. To the OP, Suncoast may cost a little more on the front end, but sometimes it's worth it. I have dealt with guy's in Suncoast's shop, top notch customer service and also, look at how easy it is to get ahold of Ryan on here, that say's alot right there. Not real familiar with ATS stuff so I can't say much bout them. But if I'm not mistaken, Suncoast is the only one offering a FULL COMP 68, all billet shafts and the goodies. Just something to think about.
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Old 04-16-2012, 07:10 PM   #17 (permalink)
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i have no first hand experience with ats but what i do know is there's a ton of gas drillers in the area they seem to like ats and talking to the mechanic that i go to if i can't handle a piticular install he gets tons of these trucks in with ats trannies with all sorts of trans problems i don't know if they're stage4s or stage1s couldn't say but it didn't sound good
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i'd pick suncoast but out of curiousity is garmon messen with the 68's i didn't see much on their site
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I have not tested Garmons 68. I did contact him about the drum and sent me a quote.
I Currently run a suncoast TC/flex plate/Modified pump/Valve body(not the Comp68) in my Mega Cab longbed. It has worked pretty good but I did manage to shred the overdrive clutches when I set torque management on smarty to 4
Since then I do not mess with TQ settings on smarty and I have had zero issues but I have to admit I have taken it easy on the skinny pedal.
Next month I will be swapping in a Comp68, switching to a bigger turbo and ditching the smarty in favor of EFI.
I hope the Comp68 can handle it.
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I looked on Goerend they don't list a 68 transmission on their site. I second the Garmon just as good as suncoast with there new larger drums and a little cheaper!!!
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I looked on Goerend they don't list a 68 transmission on their site. I second the Garmon just as good as suncoast with there new larger drums and a little cheaper!!!
as far as garmon according to his site thier 68 is only good for 500hp 4400 bucks for something thats only gona hold 500hp i'd rather spend a little more money on something that can handle just about anything you can throw at it
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as far as garmon according to his site thier 68 is only good for 500hp 4400 bucks for something thats only gona hold 500hp i'd rather spend a little more money on something that can handle just about anything you can throw at it
yeah that is true, but if you call JEFF he can answer your questions. He has a new larger front drum that will make it handle so much more!!! It's new so it may not be on their site. Just give him a call!!
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I have not tested Garmons 68. I did contact him about the drum and sent me a quote.
I Currently run a suncoast TC/flex plate/Modified pump/Valve body(not the Comp68) in my Mega Cab longbed. It has worked pretty good but I did manage to shred the overdrive clutches when I set torque management on smarty to 4
Since then I do not mess with TQ settings on smarty and I have had zero issues but I have to admit I have taken it easy on the skinny pedal.
Next month I will be swapping in a Comp68, switching to a bigger turbo and ditching the smarty in favor of EFI.
I hope the Comp68 can handle it.

So im guessing the red rocket transplant isnt going to happen??
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