Dyno tune safely on stock 2g trans?

[400hp93talon]

I couldn't find any previous threads that could answer my question. I'm trying to save money so I don't have to sell this car and all the parts I have for it. So here it is I want to know if I could have my car dyno tuned to the 550-600whp range with a fully built stroker setup on a stock 2g trans with a act 3200 clutch. I know I probably could on a stock stroke 2.0 but the extra amount of torque that the 2.3 makes is what I'm worried about. I would think I could due to the fact that it won't see a launch but I don't know if the center diff can take the beating even for short pulls(by short I mean 1 gear pulls at a time). So it's a simple question Yes or No. I just want it in good running condition so I can just throw a built tranny in later and be done with it and start it up and move it from home to the garage which is like 10 blocks. THIS TRANS WOULD ONLY EVER SEE THIS POWER ON THE DYNO NOT ON THE STREET OR STRIP!!!


Thanks,
Jacob

 

[airmail96]

Yes it will last, just treat her good.

Yes it will last.

 

[TJCTalon]

Why are you using such a heavy clutch?

 

[400hp93talon]

Why are you using such a heavy clutch?

It's going to be upwards of 600ft lbs of torque..... It was this which I already had or spend 1200 on a twin disc.

 

[400hp93talon]

No nay sayers? I was really questioning myself about this subject...... Well screw it I guess I'll go for it and hope for the best hahahaha!!!

 

[phizzalot]

Kinda Curious about this as well...
What is the condition of your transmission now? Millage? Grinding?

If your on a tight budget, I would consider disassembling the transmission just to inspect to make sure its good to go.

 

[TJCTalon]

I only asked because ive seen people use ACT 2900 on setups neting more HP then you.

But its stroker so I guess torque will have to make up for it. Never mind