ZF Trans

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Dear Jack,

Am in the process of restoring '72 L. We are making some power upgrades and were wondering about precautions we should take with respect to the transmission. Horsepower will be up to approx. 400-425. Any suggestions?

Also, at the end of the summer after a long drive, I began to notice a slight grind going in and out of 2nd gear. Since, this has only happened at temperature. I read something some time ago about this being a problem, but am unsure how to proceed with diagnosing the problem and resolving it. Any light you could shed on this topic would be greatly appreciated as I want to fix the problem before the new power.

Regards,
Daron.

12/18/022:13 PM

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