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SunCoast Category 3 10R140 Transmission with Pro-Loc Valve Body & Pump 18-24 Ford 6.7L PowerstrokeWe demand a lot of performance out of our trucks these days. Hotter temperatures on highways and in cities, heavier workloads, longer haul times and stretched out maintenance schedules all contribute to the failure of components we've become used to trusting with our livelihood and lives. In a situation where the 10R140 fails in the 2018 2024 Ford Super Duty, trust that SunCoast has a cost effective solution that was developed and upgraded to perform
We demand a lot of performance out of our trucks these days. Hotter temperatures on highways and in cities, heavier workloads, longer haul times and stretched out maintenance schedules all contribute to the failure of components we've become used to trusting with our livelihood and lives. In a situation where the 10R140 fails in the 2018-2024 Ford Super Duty, trust that SunCoast has a cost-effective solution that was developed and upgraded to perform above and beyond the factory transmission. With upgraded filters, clutch materials and quantity, new hardware and programming, over 30 years of experience is evident in SunCoasts Category 3 offering.
Newly Designed Thermal Flow Control Filter
SunCoasts 10R140 Category 3 transmission filter has two types of re-designed media: fine and course (medium). The course media is common in most filters (orange filter paper), the fine media filtration (white paper) is the newer material. There is a thermal plate inside the filter that separates the course and fine media. When the transmission fluid is cold (creating higher viscosity) at startup, The fluid will flow through both the fine and course filter medias. As the fluid heats up (decreasing viscosity), the thermal plate will bend and restrict the coarse media section, directing most of the fluid through the fine media. More of the finer debris being caught once the fluid is heated gives the transmission a far superior filtration system. Keeping sediment and contaminates out of the working parts of the transmission.
The Suncoast Category 3 10R140 transmission comes with a new factory filter to ensure zero flow issues. Raybestos Powertrain GPZ friction plates greatly increase transmission performance and durability. This state-of-the-art friction material far exceeds factory material to withstand high stress, high temperatures and repeated cycling. GPZ's outstanding performance benefits is perfect for heavy-duty vehicles and high-stress driving. Testing of GPZ's revolutionary friction material shows that it outperforms factory installed materials by as much as 20%. For a bonus fun fact, its performance improves as the power increases.
Advantages:
- Withstands high horsepower
- Greater torque capacity
- Maintains piston travel
- Optimum performance
- Higher heat resistance
- Smooth engagements
- Enhanced shift feel
Expanded Capacity Clutch Modules
The 10R140 transmission, while a very capable unit, has its deficiencies just like anything else when it is asked to perform outside its original design intention. Since its debut, Suncoast has been actively involved in the research and development of upgrades of this newer platform. With SunCoasts active partnership with Raybestos powertrain, they deliver you the best product to date within the 10R140 platform. The Suncoast Category 3 10R140 transmission expanded capacity clutch modules that are included increase the longevity and performance of these 10 speed transmissions.
Suncoast addressed the issue by improving the clutch friction properties with Raybestos GPZ material and increasing clutch capacity by an impressive 20%. This takes the clutch stack from a factory 5-clutch stack up to a 6-clutch stack-up. They simultaneously address heat issues with both improved friction coefficient, as well as increasing surface area. This Suncoast 10R140 transmission "High-Capacity E-Clutch" comes completely assembled and stacked up with a new (not used) OE machined drum, piston and backing plate.
The "E" Clutch
The 10R140 transmission has a pair of troublemakers, the "E" clutch is certainly one of them. The other thorn in your side would be the "F" clutch. The "E" clutch in a 10R140 transmission, is engaged in 1,3,5,6,7,8, and 9th gears. The real issue becomes apparent rather quickly. This clutch is cycled on 3 times and off 2 times by the time you are in 5th gear. The clutch is on in 1st then cycled off in 2nd, cycled back on in 3rd, then back off in 4th...only to be cycled back on in 5th gear. In higher-horsepower or higher-demand towing and hauling situations, this constant cycling on and off can lead to premature failure.
The "F" Clutch
This clutch is also prone to premature wear as has been observed in other Lepelletier Ravigneaux Gear sets. Oncoming clutches in higher gears seem to take the blunt of the beating. With the 0R140 transmission, the "F" clutch is no exception. The "F" clutch is engaged in R,4,5,6,7,8 and 9th gears. The quickest path to early or premature degradation to this clutch pack is wide open throttle or heavy-load-indexed 3rd to 4th shifts. This is especially prominent in applications where torque management has been deleted. Suncoast has corrected this issue by adding 25% more capacity to this clutch pack by adding another clutch to make 5 in this particular clutch pack.
Pro Loc Valve Body and Pump
With SunCoast's 10R140 Pro Loc valve body, they address several key issues they've have seen in testing concerning the 10R140. This isn't a simple pumping in more line pressure in hopes of ascertaining more clamping force; it’s a multi-faceted approach addressing several key deficancies when exposing these units to more demanding driving environments. These range from heavy towing and hauling to street racing and drag racing.
The factory 10R140 transmission lock-up circuit is an impressive one, in that it can make converter lockup seem somewhat uneventful. The refinement in its engagement is definitely next-level to what we've all been used to. As nice as this feels in reference to NVH (Noise Vibration Harshness), when you start introducing situations where the load demands are testing design limits or performing outside what the vehicle was initially designed for, it can become a huge problem.
In the SunCoast 10R140 Pro Loc Valve Body, SunCoast specifically looked to decrease the time from initial lock-up application to zero turbine slip. In doing so, they change the lockup circuit by replacing the torque converter clutch (TCC) valve increasing lockup holding application fluid pressure. The lockup oil transition time is also improved by modifying critical oiling circuits for the fluid to reach the TCC clutch, resulting in quicker application time, and therefore, reducing TCC clutch degradation. By reducing degradation per application cycle, we all benefit from improved reliability and performance.
Another facet SunCoast addresses is the lube circuit. The lube circuit on the 10R140 transmission is responsible for supplying oil to the planetary gears, clutches, bushings, etc. From the factory, the lube circuit oil is dispersed throughout the transmission as low as 6 PSI. Under normal load demands, this is perfectly acceptable. In more stressful and demanding situations, an increase in lubrication to clutches, steels and planetary gears is critical for removing heat and dealing with the increased load demands.
The SunCoast 10R140 Valve Body specifically addresses this 6 PSI circuit and converts it to a whopping 20 PSI. This is a 250% improvement from the factory calibration, resulting in reduced frictional heat generated. This reduction in heat helps lessen pre-mature failure that can become increasingly evident in high horsepower applications.
Another modification in SunCoast's Pro-Loc Valve Body involves the regulator valve (latch valve) circuit. This oil circuit is responsible for fully engaging the clutches, allowing for full clutch line pressure. In factory form, the regulator valve specifically targeted is responsible for the A, B, C, and F clutch packs. Of course, the primary clutch pack concern is the 'F" clutch, which tends to be the first and most prominent clutch pack failure with the 10R140 in higher horsepower or more demanding environments. In a factory 10R140 valve body calibration, the regulator valve (latch valve) becomes fully engaged, allowing full fluid flow for engagement at 120 psi. When this occurs, the oncoming clutch pack has maximal clamping force. When the clamping force is engaged to max capacity, SunCoast ascertains the greatest static and dynamic holding capacity. In stock form or even mildly modified vehicles, this is perfectly suitable; however, when exposing the vehicle to a more demanding environment, this can be a weak link.
With the SunCoast 10R140 Valve Body they decrease the required pressure to fully engage the regulator to only 80psi. This is a 33% decrease in pressure needed to maximally engage the clutch regulator valve (latch valve) resulting in a quicker shift apply when engaging clutches A, B, C and F. This quicker engagement not only shortens shift times, but it also decreases the heat resonating in the clutch pack, preventing premature degradation and extending clutch life. To improve this shift calibration even more SunCoast is evacuating non-critical oil to increase application rate.
The factorys overall line pressure is modified in the SunCoast pump/valve body combo. SunCoast increases overall main line pressure by as much as 60psi. The additional line pressure not only increases maximal clamping force of the individual clutch packs but increases overall pump volume production. To reduce the potential for runaway pressure and the over-compression of clutch fibers, the SunCoast 10R140 Valve Body does have a built-in bypass, dumping excessive pressure above 420psi.
Features & Benefits of Pro-Lok:
- Increased Line Pressure, as much as 60psi
- Increased clamping force on all clutch packs
- 250% Increase in Cooler Charge Pressure
- Increased Lock-up Apply Pressure
- 33% Decrease in Maximal Pressure Actuation of Clutch Packs
- Shortened Shift Times
- Improved Clutch Wear
Main Pressure Regulator Valve Kit
Wear in the main pressure regulator bore and on the outboard spool area of the valve is common in listed Ford 10-speed transmissions. This wear minimizes line pressure control resulting in delayed shift engagement, poor shift quality and burnt clutches. Wear at the inboard spool and bore can lead to converter application issues.
By installing a drop-in Sonnax main pressure regulator valve kit, SunCoast eliminates the leakage of line pressure signal oil to exhaust with the incorporation of an extended front valve spool. This valve spool is 270% longer than the OE spool, so actuates in unworn areas of the bore. The O-ringed end plug provides a positive seal and prevents critical signal fluid from leaking to exhaust. Both Sonnax features ensure your units will have proper line pressure control through all drive ranges.
Each Suncoast 10R140 transmission gets this modification to the factory 10R140 Valve Body:
- Extended outboard spool is 270% longer than OE and actuates in unworn areas of the bore
- O-Ringed end plug provides positive seal to prevent critical signal fluid from leaking to exhaust
- Hardcoat anodized aluminum valve combats premature wear
- Drop-in Zip Valve parts install quickly and easily
Solenoid Stabilization Retainer
Heavy linear force solenoids (LFS) in Ford 10-speed transmissions are held in place by small spring retainers that are prone to collapse. When the retainers collapse, the solenoid wobbles in the bore, causing damage to the casting at the clutch valve bore opening. These LFSs actuate by extending a small pintle about .090" to stroke the inboard clutch control valve. When the spring retainer collapses and the LFS is off-center, the pintle cannot stroke the clutch control valve appropriately, resulting in shift complaints and converter issues. Valve body damage can also occur if the LFSs remain loose, resulting in valve damage during rebuild.
SunCoast uses Sonnax solenoid stabilization retainer 105740-19K to replace the factory clips leading to 32% more surface area for more support for the solenoid. Another SunCoast design upgrade is the top of the clip is rolled over to create a positive stop for the flexible side to land against, furthering the prevention of retainer collapse.
Each Suncoast 10R140 transmission gets this modification to the factory 10R140 Valve Body:
- 32% More casting-to-solenoid surface area for better support and leverage
- Positive stop retainer feature to prevent collapse
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★★★★★ 5
A phenomenal read
Format: Kindle
"The Kingdom of Ruin" by K.C. Kean is a fantasy novel that delves into a world of betrayal, downfall, and the quest for power and restoration. The story revolves around a once prosperous Kingdom that has fallen into ruin due to poisonous schemes and betrayal, leading to a time of lawlessness and disarray.
The narrative unfolds sixteen years after the fall of the Kingdom, with The Council determined to find an heir who can unite the land and restore its former glory. This sets the stage for the Heir Academy, a challenging trial designed to identify the Kingdom's savior among the diverse species vying for the throne.
The protagonist of the story is driven by a fierce determination to claim the crown and restore the Kingdom to its rightful state. Their ambition and resolve to overcome any obstacle or adversary in their path add a layer of intrigue and suspense to the plot.
The themes of power, ambition, and redemption seem central to the storyline, promising a gripping and immersive read for fans of fantasy fiction. The concept of different species converging to compete for the crown adds an element of competition and complexity to the narrative, setting the stage for political intrigue and strategic maneuvering.
Overall, "The Kingdom of Ruin" appears to offer a compelling blend of fantasy, betrayal, and the quest for power, making it a promising read for those who enjoy immersive and engaging fantasy worlds.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Amazing!
Format: Kindle
Yeah, this book is definitely the start of something special. I'm really pumped for this new world that K.C. Kean has created. The plot is really intriguing and so are the characters. I became so immersed in this world filled with vampires, mages, fae, shifters, and wolves.
The female main character, Addi, is a contender in an academy filled with different supernaturals competing to become the new heir of a kingdom that has fallen apart. She deals with so much push back from most because of who she is and is constantly on the defense. She is such a badass and I loved every one of her mantras to herself.
As far as the romance, it's steamy, it's hot, it's a slow burn, yet it's not. Yep, that's how I'm describing it. These men are dark, humorous, and addictive. They definitely have an air of mystery surrounding them and I just want to know more!
I saw part of that cliffhanger coming but it still slapped me in the face. 😆 I live for amazing cliffhangers though and we don't have to wait long until book two because it releases June 28th!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024
★★★★★ 5
the gasp I guspped 😱
Format: Kindle
This book was so good. I love the world that has been created so far in this story.
Addi is a boss and the fact that she is having to hide who she really is from everyone at the academy yet also being able to stand her ground and not be bullied into anything just shows how strong she really is. She doesn’t take anything lying down and even if it makes the target bigger on her she sticks to what she believes is right. Raiden, Brody, Cassian and Kryll all seem to have a pull towards Addi but with them all competing against each other in the hopes to become the next heir they try every way they can think to get her out of their heads and out of their way.
I love the push and pull between Addi and the guys. They have this electric chemistry that makes them want to hate each other but fine that they don’t want to pull away from each other.
I really can’t stand the girls who are always trying to start stuff with Addi just because the guys show interest and they feel like they have a right to.That also goes for Cassians dad and the dean and her elitist self 🙄
But that ending had me GASPING 😱 like I knew he was a crap person but I didn’t expect that at all. I need the next book ASAP
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2.5/5🌶️’s
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2024
★★★★★ 3
It's okay... Needs something
Format: Kindle
This author has potential but her books tend to follow the same formula on plot that I usually DNF. Plot - Girl has goal, boys determined to chase her off (usually for dumb reason), mean girls, and before book 1 is done, guys enamoured with FMC cuz she shiny and pretty. It gets boring fast. This one is an improvement, I completed it and for the most part, I liked it.
However, I hate when the FMC tells herself to stay focused, thinks logical, looks like she will be a strong FMC, and in the next chapter succumbing to the MMCs due to lust. Why? Especially, when there hasn't been much conversation between them to justify that level of attraction or connection. Don't get me wrong, I love spice, just make it make sense, its giving fast burn and if that's the case, write 1 book.
Second issue, I love bully romances, I want to hate the MMCs, than I want the author to some how make me love them. Chefs kiss 😘 So, I was draw to this book bc of that theme...Not getting it here. Technically, they are sort of mean but this ain't it. One is mean but for a stupid reason... he doesn't need to be distracted by his attraction 🙄, he just looks weak to not be able to control that, just saying. The other two are just followers and don't really care enough about her to bully her. Last one, doesn't bully her, he's just trying to get in her pants.
Lastly, we are to believe MMcs are baddies... cruel, ruthless, ambitious, and dangerous... please show me that in the next book cuz saw none of that in this one. That goes for the FMC, the men shouldn't be able to get over her all the dang time, definitely not for someone who has been training their whole life to take back their crown!
Third issue, the academy concept is falling flat for me. That needs some world building, development... Something! Its just reading filler space to me. The book description reads like this school is designed to weed out the weak by difficult competitive challenges so your left with one strong leader who will take the throne. Nah... more like charm school.
All in all, it follows the same formula as her other "academy" books but slightly better... Not sure if that's true, or maybe I was just determined to finish one of her books for once.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024
★★★★★ 4
A good start to the story
Format: Kindle
This was definitely entertaining, and the cliffhanger left me curious to see what happens next. Addi is definitely a bad ass and she has to prove herself Day in and Day out because of what she is. I love that. She never cowards and always rises to a challenge. She doesn’t let anyone push her and she always has a comeback for any prejudice thing said to her. I’m looking for more from the guys cause so far I’m honestly unimpressed. They definitely have some growth and helping within these next few books I’ll see that growth and like them a little more.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025