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Originally Posted by Dan Bennett
Just from reading him here and watching a couple of interviews Gump seems like a pretty good guy and I admire that he thrives on challenges and breaking new ground. But there's a couple of things in my mind about this whole deal.
So a T400 may have been used in BMWs. Stating the obvious, but the Supra is not a BMW. Toyota is one corporation, BMW is another whether they sometimes share technology or not. If he was building a Z4, I'd have no issue. This is just stretching the rules (and logic) much too far. I realize that when the factory cars were being introduced a lot of crazy thinking got approved.
Second, yes AMC did start using torqueflites but it was long before they were bought out. I owned a 68 AMX with a Borg Warner (T35?) which was nothing but problems. If my memory is correct, in 69 they started using the Mopar stuff. The pain from buying a year too early is still with me. I have a knack for that - I bought a new leftover 273/235 Barracuda in the summer of 67 just weeks before the 340 was introduced.
Finally, I know the horses left the barn, but there is no way this should be in the Stock classes.
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Ok so by your logic though how does it work with stick shift cars from the 1990's ? The Borg Warner trans was used in Mustangs and Gm cars and trucks . All stick cars no matter what make can run a G force , Jerico , Liberty and thats not a problem . I did a little research and from what I can see the 8 speed used in the Supra is used in Chryslers cars so TECHNICALLY you could say it has a Chrysler auto so the Supra could use a 904