What transmissions can I use for a swap
#11
actually if I am correct the T56 transmission will not work because the bell housing only bolts up to the modular motors, also if it could bolt up wouldn't the gear ratios be a bit much for the v6? I know that some people have bolted a tko 500/600, which I believe is like an updated T3550 to the v6, but I would probably go with an upgraded t5 like astro performace or g force. maybe someone who knows a little more about transmissions will add to this...
#12
the T56 wouldnt be too much but it would be like over kill with o/d not sure how it would react with 2.73 at all may cause it to stall out on me lmao but then again at that power level it might be a good thing with gas mileage and such. and the bell housing can be replaced can it not? is there only one bellhousing type for each transmission?
#13
wish somebody would tell more info on this. im looking forword to swaping out my manual trans in my 2000 3.8l stang. for a better one that will support my stroker and upgrade build. want a 6spd. so i dont run out of gears and top out my rpms like i did with the one i have now.
Last edited by chavostangV6; 05-24-2012 at 09:07 AM.
#15
The t56 will work, but you'll have to get a bellhousing. I know Quicktime and Lakewood make scatter sheilds (bellhousings) that can adapt the t-56 to a bunch of different engines, but you'd have to look into it to see if they make one with a V6 bolt pattern.
#16
okay, theres a plan a set,now thanks for the add hope. if they dont have a shatter plate for the v6 could i mod the block or the bell houseing? just incase, either th v6's or the one for the 6spd tran. and what shop does the custom work for t5? thanks guys
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