Hipsters Transbrake Solenoid GM Powerglide
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Aluminum Powerglide Transbrake Valvebody
Hipsters' aluminum construction eliminates the heat transfer problem that is common to cast iron valve bodies mounted to aluminum transmissions. New technology also makes this the quickest releasing brake ever, and the rear-mounted filter means no fluid starvation at launch. Fully adjustable transmission pressure relief to reflect your engine combination. Weighs just 8 pounds (47% less than stock). Includes: Powerglide Solenoid, Brake Valve, New Dacron Filter, Installation Hardware, Instructions and Decals
Iron Powerglide Pro Brake Transbrake Valvebody
The latest in kits for those who need a quicker reacting transbrake leaving on a Pro tree. Includes Powerglide Solenoid, Brake Valve, Instructions and Decals.
Billet Aluminum TH350/TH400 Transbrake Valvebodies
Get the consistency you need with Hipsters' exclusive ultra-quick hydraulic release design. CNC machined and constructed from aerospace quality billet aluminum. Complete with all hardware and instructions.
JEGS Easy Kits are designed by JEGS high performance racing professionals to help you get all the performance parts you need for your race car, hot rod or truck.
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