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Old 12-26-2010, 06:30 AM
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Anyone had a Borg Warner 72C transmission modified to a 9 or 10 disc transmsision for a TRS by BAM or Huber? Costs? Thanks.
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Anyone had a Borg Warner 72C transmission modified to a 9 or 10 disc transmsision for a TRS by BAM or Huber? Costs? Thanks.
I have a pair of cores that I shopped around. Lowest quotes were around $2000 per transmission. I ended up buying a pair of Huber 1450's in another deal.

However, for a previous boat, I bought a freshly rebuilt 72C (with no core) from Mike at Harbor Marine in Everett, WA for $1400. I ran it behind a 600 hp BBC for four years without issue, until I sold the boat. I imagine this is the around the power level you are talking about if you are going TRS, so you might give some local guys a try and save some $$.
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I am having a pair of 72c trannies rebuilt and called Huber. He seems to be the man on these units, vast knowledge, nice guy. He has a 10 disc upgrade rated to 1330 ft/lbs. Call Earl at Huber 225-927-6895, I'll let him give you the price, don't want to be his online ad campaign here.
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Best place for rebuild kits with quality clutches,etc? Have one that was updated to 10 disc and another I believe is stock. Would like to go thru 'em both.

Rebuilds are only as good as the labor AND parts that go into them...figure I might as well get one thing right
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