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SKU #: SC-A1-P2K-6
MPN #: A1-P2K-6
SunCoast Allison Transmission P2 Planet without Sungear 06-19 GM Duramax
Description
The Allison 1000 in 2006-2019 GM Trucks often suffers from a stripped or snapped P2 planetary gear. This is usually a symptom of poor tuning, poorly built transmissions, shock load and high horsepower applications. Obviously, if that occurs, you're stuck. SunCoast, with their dedication to building robust solutions, has the kit for you. The SunCoast P2 Planetary fix is recommended for high horsepower applications, sled pulling, drag racing and heavy duty towing. This is one piece of a cohesive build for your transmission. In order to benefit from the P2, machine work will also need to be done on the P1 sun gear.
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FEATURES & BENEFITS:
- Induction Heat Treated
- 4140 Billet Steel
- Quality Tested for Durability
IMPORTANT NOTE:
- The P1 Sun Gear will need to be machined to work with the new P2 Planetary Gear
About SunCoast Performance
Established in 1989 as a small-scale enterprise in picturesque Fort Walton Beach, FL, SunCoast Performance embarked on its journey with a mission to meet the rising demand for top-tier aftermarket torque converters, transmission assemblies, and components. Over the years, SunCoast has diligently identified, tested, and rectified numerous weak points within OEM transmissions and torque converters. Leveraging extensive real-world test data and cutting-edge design technology, SunCoast has emerged as a leader in quality craftsmanship, consistently surpassing competitors and exceeding customer expectations.
At the core of SunCoast's ethos lies an unwavering commitment to American-made excellence in design, manufacturing, technical support, and customer satisfaction. The company hosts bi-annual research laboratories, fostering knowledge exchange among customers and suppliers, and staying abreast of technological advancements shaping the automotive industry.
Today, SunCoast stands at the pinnacle of automotive performance, boasting a workforce of over 45 employees and occupying more than 75,000 square feet of climate-controlled facilities. In addition to manufacturing, SunCoast leases 20,000 square feet to their in-house metal supplier, National Aluminum & Alloy, ensuring complete control over the production process with access to a vast inventory of raw materials worth upwards of $2,000,000.
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Deferred Core Program Explanation
Ben explains the benefits of our deferred core program and how to return your core when necessary. Not sure what that is or need to send your core back? Give this video a watch for information and answers to many FAQ's.
If you’d like more information on our core return policy or need to start the core return process just give us a call at 1-888-993-4373.
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