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Front Kickdown Servo: I have recreated the highly desired 71 and earlier 727 front kickdown servo assembly. This is the part of the transmission responsible for applying the front band during the 1-2 shift. Mine is CNC machined out of solid billet aluminum. This is the servo assembly all of the shift kit manufacturers recommend that you use when building a performance transmission instead of the later oil cushioned servo. Unfortunately, the supply of the original factory servos is running out. Chrysler stopped using these in 1971 and they are getting very hard to find, so I decided it was time to do something about that. My servo comes as a kit with the piston, an improved cover which has a o-ring that seals it to the shaft, the steel shaft, sealing rings and 2 stainless steel return springs. This is a ready to install kit, all the pieces you need are included. This kit will fit the 727, 518, 618, 46RH, 46RE, 47RH and 47RE transmissions.
The price for this kit is $95.00 Rear Low Reverse servo:
All parts are 100% MADE IN THE USA!!!
BILLET ALUMINUM ACCUMULATORS These will fit just about any torqueflite transmission including the 727, 904, 998, 999, 500, 518, 618, 42RH, 42RE, 46RH, 46RE, 47RE, and 48RE, almost every rear wheel drive transmission from 1962 on up to the 2006 48RE Cummins Turbo Diesel overdrive transmission. These are a great upgrade for all the 727s and 904s and are also perfect for replacing the plastic accumulator that Chrysler switched to in the late 80s. The plastic accumulators are known for cracking and causing problems in performance transmissions. Also, you cannot use the better steel sealing rings on the plastic accumulator. My billet accumulators include the steel sealing rings. I have done these 2 different ways: First is an exact stock replacement, this one will accept all the stock springs whether they go between the case and the piston or the piston and the valve body. These are perfect for the turbo diesel guys that have tighter aftermarket torque converters, or for the person doing a stock type rebuild on a gas transmission. Second is with a built in blocker rod that will stop the accumulator from moving in the bore and firm up shifts. No need to cut down round stock and make a blocker rod anymore, I did it for you. The price on these are $40.00 each. There is also a $8.00 shipping & handling
charge per order.
If you have any questions or want to place an order, email
mrrandyj@aol.com
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