Ok, I've read a few posts about a Bulletproof tranny, what is this?

Is it a tranny that's not the normal tranny that Acura would put in, I'm willing to pay money and fix it right the first time then having to keep getting it repaired time and time again...thanks guys

 

I found this a while back and probably going to investigate further if and when my tranny goes again http://www.levelten.com/store/import...s/acura_cl.htm

Peace, Jeff

 

I have a Level 10 TH700R4 in my street Camaro - been in there since 1994 and has many 11 second nitrous runs on it; they build good transmissions. Price is a different story - I paid $1,600 installed in 1994, you can double that now.....

 

how does that work? do you add it on to what i have now or when i'm installin a new one?

 

Level Ten has done some bad business practices in the recent past, apparently.

Dr. Evil and/or Speed Distribution also does reinforced transmissions. Basically, they take apart our factory transmission and replace a lot of the internals with stronger components, like carbon-kevlar clutchpacks. I *think* it costs about 3 grand, if I remember right.

 

i had mine done, but the tranny is starting to fuck up again. i think these transmissions are just SHIT!! i have kevlar clutches too, used to shift nice and smooth now shifting hard. starting to get weary

 

i guess our TL has too much power for an auto tranny

 

are we still saying that it's only 10% of us that are having problems even though i know that Acura said it was like 3%

 

10% on this board, but only 3% in general

consider most TL owners do not come here and drive like a granny

 

what should i do considering my car is no longer under the tranny warntee.....take it in now and get them to reinforce it (if even possible) or just drive like hell until she goes (if she goes) I'm just scared you know b/c i dont know how likely i am to have something happen to me

 

i don't know how you drive, but if you drive like normal i don't expect it will die

 

I have a '02 TL-P w/ Oil jet Kit. I'm at 61,000 mi. so far no issues.

 

good to know good to know