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Bimmerman

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  1. I have set up a site/forum based on the races held at the Atlanta Motor Speedway. The Friday Night Drags.

     

    Site is http://www.fridaynightdrags.com

     

    forum is http://www.fridaynightdrags.com/forum

     

    It is still kinda rough but I just went live with it. I plan to tweak the site, and add pics/vids of the events as they start this season. Please just sign up and say hi. I am trying to get some members built up so it looks good when I start advertising the site in a few months.

     

    Thanks.

  2. Anyone running there trans, or had any experience with them? They seems like they build a bullet proof trans that can handle 650 lb of torque. But they are asking $2899. A new Tremec unit is is $2185 shipped. I wonder if this trans if worth the extra cash. They all so are running close ratio 2.66 Viper gears. What is the major diff?

  3. I am getting a new unit from tremec. Since I have a old style block it is actully cheaper than buying a GM model and buying the adaptors. The unit from tremec bolts to the old style housing and use chevy factory clutchs parts, nothing special needed. Plus the new unit it rated at 450 pds of torque.

  4. Ok I seriouly thinking about going with a T56 in my 240, my question is how hard it is to fit in? All so where would the shifter sit? Anyone here running this trans that can give me any advice?

     

    :burnout:

  5. Yea but you never know if it is good one or not and how much abuse it has had. Plus the parts to make it work with an older engine are very costly. Just the adaptors to bolt it up are $600-700. Then it requires a specail flywheel that is around $250-300. And then you still need all the other parts which cost about another $450-650.

     

    So on the low end you have at least $1300 invested to get a trans bolted up that may or may not be good. The tremec is cheaper because the trans is $2200 and all the other parts together to get it bolted up can't be no more than a couple hundred and you have a brand new trans with warranty.

  6. I found out that if you go with the GM aftermarket Tremec

     

    GM Aftermarket T56

    This swap will be the simplest and least expensive. It will

    bolt right up to your bellhousing, use your stock clutch setup,

    stock fork, pilot bearing, throwout bearing, etc. This

    transmission utilizes a 27 spline slip yoke, which is the same as a

    TH350 yoke.

    You’ll need

    mechanical speedometer gear adapter

    26 spline clutch disk

    to modify your crossmember

    shorten your driveshaft

     

    From here http://5speedtransmissions.com/t56_early_gm.html

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