Tci th350

69camz28 · 01-26-2015, 02:53 PM

A friend of mine is looking at the TCI Super Street Fighter TH350 transmissions. They seem to be able to handle some pretty serious power - I was wondering if anyone here has experience with them. Any thoughts are appreciated : )

oldskool · 01-26-2015, 03:27 PM

My experience with aTCI trans was not good.

But, that was a long time ago. They have probably got a better product today, or they would not be in business. But here's my advice, for whatever it might be worth. Instead of buying from a major brand tranny builder, talk to some of the racers at some of the local tracks near you. Find out who is building their trannies. There is usually 1 or 2 guys who build for the guys in the area who race.

I began doing that years ago. The local guys built trannies that lasted. The TCI broke quickly. My tranny guy now, is a local and has also been a Pontiac racer for years. He can build a tranny that will hold up behind my 455's and he is MUCH cheaper than the major brand names.

So, it may be cheaper to buy the good parts and have a local guy do the work. If a local builds 'em that don't last, then soon nobody will by from him. So I'd check around for local guys that have a good rep with the racers.

01-26-2015, 02:53 PM	#1
69camz28 Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 148 Likes: 1 Liked 1 Time in 1 Post	Tci th350 A friend of mine is looking at the TCI Super Street Fighter TH350 transmissions. They seem to be able to handle some pretty serious power - I was wondering if anyone here has experience with them. Any thoughts are appreciated : )

01-26-2015, 03:27 PM	#2
oldskool VIP Member Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: The Land of Bayous, Boudin & Crawfish Posts: 1,668 Likes: 223 Liked 747 Times in 362 Posts	Re: Tci th350 My experience with aTCI trans was not good. But, that was a long time ago. They have probably got a better product today, or they would not be in business. But here's my advice, for whatever it might be worth. Instead of buying from a major brand tranny builder, talk to some of the racers at some of the local tracks near you. Find out who is building their trannies. There is usually 1 or 2 guys who build for the guys in the area who race. I began doing that years ago. The local guys built trannies that lasted. The TCI broke quickly. My tranny guy now, is a local and has also been a Pontiac racer for years. He can build a tranny that will hold up behind my 455's and he is MUCH cheaper than the major brand names. So, it may be cheaper to buy the good parts and have a local guy do the work. If a local builds 'em that don't last, then soon nobody will by from him. So I'd check around for local guys that have a good rep with the racers.