Recent content by dirtyd0g

That would be because I told him to screw off. The real question is why is stalking someone you know nothing about to bad mouth them so important to you? Have you had damaged parts that I built in your hands? No you saw pictures that competitors of mine showed to you. You are only seeing one...

Just because you read about it on a forum doesn't mean you know the people. The truth is you just like to run your mouth without a clue. If you notice all situations that claim to have the problems root from the same vendor. The only person you do know who you claim has a problem will not make...

It is amazing how a person can know absolutely nothing about something or someone yet have absolutely no problem degrading them in public every chance he gets. Your word is spit because you know nothing about what you speak. Alan

Problems with them are that their converter is nothign more than a cavalier converter with ford splines. Non billet lightweight front cover, excessively weak lockup piston, unbrazed parts, weak roller clutch and even if you pay for the upgraded parts to make them strong enough they won't put...

And this is a guy who has never owned anything from me and has no clue what he is talking about....Here we go again I have done more of these converters than about anyone out there. All in all I was trying to say that spenind money on a marauder converter to increase stall on a markVIII is not...

I do that for people all the time. Usually they only have to buy a marauder converter if they have a car like a thunderbird that doesn't already have the 11&1/4 diameter converter. For these markVIII's if you can find a 96+ converter (mustang GT units are the same) you don't really need to buy...

A 96+ mustang converter is identical to any 96+ mark. It is an upgrade to a 93 because it has a better lockup piston. Alan

Don't forget to swap your pre96 tcc solenoid in when you repin it. Alan

compared to a 93-95 unit the 98 has a better case,valvebody,planet,direct frictions and is supposed to have a special output shaft. Alan

I have installed a few on Marks. I will look for a picture. Alan

Looks about right to me. :) You could try an updated mlps I have seen this problem exist from one. Usually direct clutch failure is the most common. Alan

Source? I made those pictures and that thread. I am my source. Alan

lidio@alternativeauto.com

I wouldn't go as far as to say they were lying. I can tell that last I heard lidio had gone faster on a stock transmission than anyone. After talking to him at FFW he seems to know what he is doing. His phone is 586.949.7505 call him and get his expert opinion before you do anything. Alan

These transmissions are completely electronically controlled. The only way I have seen the shift kit work is by putting springs in the solenoids. I don't suggest that either. You can have a good tuner (Lidio knows more about these than anyone I know of) do just as much with it through the pcm...