Bullet Proofing T56
06-27-2005, 03:12 PM
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Bullet Proofing T56 What or where do I go to get the parts to make this tranny better than it is. The viper has a T56 and they don't lunch out. Mine has been rebuilt twice. There has got to be a 'kit' somewhere to make this thing BULLET PROOF. Thanks.
06-27-2005, 04:52 PM
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Have someone rebuild the tranny that knows what they are doing. The Tremec is a great tranny if the tolerances are followed to a "T". Rockland Standard Gear rebuilt mine and it has been flawless so far. I beat the **** out of it every chance I get. I was refered to them by a Tremec rep from the Super Chevy Show. They said it is the tolerances that make these trannys last. They did upgrade many parts, but they were only in the syncros and blocker rings. Other than that, mosty stock back in. They also sent me there own Synthetic fluid for it.
My tranny has shoter throws now, its tight when going in gear, and hammering in it doesn't seen to affect it at all. A total different tranny than what it was when it was new from the factory.
Just my .o2.
My tranny has shoter throws now, its tight when going in gear, and hammering in it doesn't seen to affect it at all. A total different tranny than what it was when it was new from the factory.
Just my .o2.
07-03-2005, 06:12 PM
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rockland also rebuilt mine and like the other guy said it shifts flawless
i used to miss a gear from time to time when my trans started to eat itself but this trans is rock solid. everything is stock except for the blockers and the syncros. its all in the setup that make a trans last. all trannies are blueprinted and shimed when they are rebuilt at rockland. lucky for me i only live an hour away and did not have to ship mine. they are about an hour away from nyc
i used to miss a gear from time to time when my trans started to eat itself but this trans is rock solid. everything is stock except for the blockers and the syncros. its all in the setup that make a trans last. all trannies are blueprinted and shimed when they are rebuilt at rockland. lucky for me i only live an hour away and did not have to ship mine. they are about an hour away from nyc
07-07-2005, 09:53 AM
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I don't want carbon blocking rings. That's what keeps breaking. I want brass or what is better. Any help would be great. Thanks for the replies so far.
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07-07-2005, 04:31 PM
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breaking, chipping. I have 29,000 miles on it and I never 'dump' the clutch. I learned how to drive farm equip @ 9 yrs old. I'm now 44. I raced a lot of cars. I think I know how to shift. I learn racing on the m-21 and m-22 4 speeds in the old Camaros and Chevelles I have never had trannies go out on me like this one. It's getting old and costly. I will call those places, get the parts and do this myself. (Master Auto Tech.) The dealer can't get it right. But it was under warrenty. Now it's not.
07-07-2005, 08:58 PM
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i live a hour from them so that why i went with them
it just so happenes they are some of the best in the buisiness
they build the trannys for linginfelter
i walkin into there warehouse and shop and it is a site when you see 30 t56 trannies on pallets ready to ship
now that i know i will not go anywhere else to ahve a manuel trans rebuilt
they rebuilt my trans in a day!!!
you can ship them yours to be rebuilt or you can just buy one form them
it just so happenes they are some of the best in the buisiness
they build the trannys for linginfelter
i walkin into there warehouse and shop and it is a site when you see 30 t56 trannies on pallets ready to ship
now that i know i will not go anywhere else to ahve a manuel trans rebuilt
they rebuilt my trans in a day!!!
you can ship them yours to be rebuilt or you can just buy one form them
07-08-2005, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by jerflash
rockland also rebuilt mine and like the other guy said it shifts flawless
i used to miss a gear from time to time when my trans started to eat itself but this trans is rock solid. everything is stock except for the blockers and the syncros. its all in the setup that make a trans last. all trannies are blueprinted and shimed when they are rebuilt at rockland. lucky for me i only live an hour away and did not have to ship mine. they are about an hour away from nyc
i used to miss a gear from time to time when my trans started to eat itself but this trans is rock solid. everything is stock except for the blockers and the syncros. its all in the setup that make a trans last. all trannies are blueprinted and shimed when they are rebuilt at rockland. lucky for me i only live an hour away and did not have to ship mine. they are about an hour away from nyc
An hour which way from NYC? Freight shipping can be expensive!!!!
07-08-2005, 07:42 PM
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02SOMWS6 your slider keys are breaking and causeing a chain reaction. Billet slider keys is the key to making them last
That's what I'm talking about. Build it right to handle power. Is there a 'kit'? Or peice it together? All good suggestions from everyone. Thank you. Now we're gettin somewhere. On the viper conversion, is clutch splines differant? And if so, I would imagine a great clutch set up? Thanks all. Keep it coming. =)
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You can get a viper output/input shaft conversion. But it doesn't look like that is your problem.
07-08-2005, 07:55 PM
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No. It's a Viper output shaft. No Viper input shaft that I'm aware of for our cars. Viper output shaft is larger in diameter and has more splines. The trans company you choose will give you a new yoke. From what I've seen it looks like you may have to get your DS shortened a little bit. The Viper output shaft looks a little longer.