AntiClunk spring or Case saver?

[Dugan]

Which is better and why? From what I found online, the case saver is a last resort for a bad case. But would this be good to install in a fresh build? its 0.88$

 

[MrLightning]

what are your referring to?

 

[Dugan]

For a th350 trans

 

[MrLightning]

Quite honestly ive never heard of a Anticlunk spring or case saver. So you might as well be speaking japanese to me. LOL

 

[techg8]

The anticlunk spring absorbs the shock through spring action, lessening the beating that the aluminum case takes.

The case saver is a Last ditch fix for a case that is pretty shot in that area.

I have used the case saver piece to avoid a failure on a beat up case, and had no issues with it - still running a couple years later.. It distributes the shock load over a lerger area and onto part of the case that is still solid, not about to break off. However, being a solid steel piece it has no spring-like shock absorbing qualities.

If your case is beat, showing wear enough to make you think about using a case saver then its probably a good bet you should use one.