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McClay has also re-engineered the internal components so that the rotating
assembly in his transmission weighs half of what the assembly in a stock
turbo-400 weighs. The results of McClay's work is a lightweight, three-speed,
OEM-style tranny that has proven it will not only survive in heavy doorslammers
but actually will increase a cars performance. As an added bonus McClay's
TH-200 will allow the car owner to move weight around in the car to
get more percentage on the rear wheels.
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| McClay makes his own gearsets
and offers ratios from 1.82 to 2.91. |
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| McClay makes his own gearsets
and offers ratios from 1.82 to 2.91. |
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These are not inexpensive transmissions. The cost for a McClay unit
starts at $1675 and for a full boogie unit you will shell out over $5500.
But in today's street legal and import car racing world this is not
an outrageous amount - especially if you can pick up a couple of tenths.
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| McClay has also designed and built his
own valve body and transbrake for the TH-200. |
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| An aluminum "drum" is just one of the
components that McClay has built to lighten and strengthen the rotating
assembly in his TH-200. |
Source: Scott McClay Engineering, 21605 Brook Dr., Tehachapi, CA
93561. Phone 661-822-8209
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