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Old 05-28-2008 | 04:24 PM
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Question viper t56 swap

I have the hookup on a viper t56 and I was wondering what would be needed for it to be bolted up to my ss. Im going to have to change the bellhousing from my current t56, can I still use the same driveshaft? Can I even do this swap?

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Old 05-28-2008 | 04:28 PM
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i think the input shaft is too long? or too short? haha idk but its off from what i remember, PM someone from six speeds inc
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I want to know the result. also want to know if the viper trans has an accomodation for CAGS
Old 05-29-2008 | 07:57 AM
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Bell, front adapter plate( the CSC mount holes are clocked different), input is too long AND the pilot is too large, shifter is closer to the front, output spline is 30t ( requires a yoke change ) , the speed output is a halleffect signal ( not sinusoidal) and requires powering, and the rear mount is in a different location & type( mount and/ or crossmember chg. Also there is no provision for a torque arm attachment on the extension.
All this conversion is possible but $$$ unless you have a "core" Fcar trans to swap with. AND if its a late model Viper box, the input gear cutting will not mate with the Fcar cluster( and the inverse).




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