Let's talk about our Tremec 3650
07-22-2011, 02:13 PM
#21
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Cali
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There are companies that will take your stock 3650 as a core and replace it with a rebuilt version. The rebuilt versions have 26 spline input shafts, better syncros and generally better shifting. There are other options for the rebuild to make them more race friendly, but that can have an effect on the longevity.
American Powertrain
Liberty Transmissions (I think)
American Powertrain
Liberty Transmissions (I think)
07-25-2011, 10:21 AM
#22
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: texas
Posts: 213
personally i would rather have an explanation on why something is the way it is or how something works then just be told "thats the way it is".
if you have all the information you can form your own educated opinions, guesses, and whatnot. IMO is always better to learn and think for yourselves then just unequivocally accept everything your told. this is one of the many reasons stealerships and fraudulent mechanics get away with ripping people off for "broken" parts that may or may not be broken.
if you have all the information you can form your own educated opinions, guesses, and whatnot. IMO is always better to learn and think for yourselves then just unequivocally accept everything your told. this is one of the many reasons stealerships and fraudulent mechanics get away with ripping people off for "broken" parts that may or may not be broken.
07-25-2011, 11:11 AM
#23
personally i would rather have an explanation on why something is the way it is or how something works then just be told "thats the way it is".
if you have all the information you can form your own educated opinions, guesses, and whatnot. IMO is always better to learn and think for yourselves then just unequivocally accept everything your told. this is one of the many reasons stealerships and fraudulent mechanics get away with ripping people off for "broken" parts that may or may not be broken.
if you have all the information you can form your own educated opinions, guesses, and whatnot. IMO is always better to learn and think for yourselves then just unequivocally accept everything your told. this is one of the many reasons stealerships and fraudulent mechanics get away with ripping people off for "broken" parts that may or may not be broken.
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