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y block with an aod tranmission

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I think Flat-O-Matic makes an adapter too. Never saw one though. Chuck

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I talked to Croan a couple years ago about an AOD for my car and his setup is probably the best way to go.But,and it's a big but,the cost of his setup is a lot more dollars than most of us are willing to spend.I don't remember the figure ,but it was way up in the 4 figure range.I believe it was in the neighborhood of $5000.

 

Paul,

Boonville,MO



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