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08-17-2013 08:34 AM #1
4R100 controllers, 4x4 to 2WD conversion?
Been a few decades since i messed with cars, but am considering building something.
Drivetrain is a 2001 ford 5.4 and 4R100 (rebuilt) 4x4 setup out of an expedition.
From what I understand the GEM controller runs 'the body' and trans, etc. So I'll need an aftermarket controller - not for drag racing or anything exotic, just basic street use. I've seen some for $250 and others pushing $800.
Any recommendations?
Also, not sure I want a 4x4 and back in the day you could swap tailshafts and housings for 2x4 and 4x4 use. Is this still true on a 4R100?
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09-03-2013 05:17 PM #2
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I've used PCS controllers and they are expensive, but very nice! I've heard the optishift ones work pretty good too.Ryan
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