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Transmission for Sale
- Speed pro 4l80e or 4l60e automatic transmission controller(US $395.00)
- New 6 pc. clutch pack for brinn transmissions,6 discs(US $179.99)
- New 5 pc clutch drive plate kit for brinn transmissions(US $29.99)
- New output shaft for brinn transmissions,racing,imca(US $399.99)
- New input shaft for brinn transmissions,racing,imca,ump(US $369.99)
- New input shaft bearing for brinn transmissions,racing(US $29.99)
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