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sikryd 11-16-2006 01:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ProStreet R/T
I think you're missing the point. He is not building a dedicated drag car which should be VERY apparent by the 6spd manual in it.

And sorry but ladder bars with a 3spd auto, and 4.11 gears would SUCK to drive around on a regular basis. All he asked for was how to get traction, not how to build the fastest 1/4 mile warrior possible. It's pretty clear this isn't a drag racing site, which leads me to believe he won't destroy the cars handling to gain a tenth. And eventually everything will break, so the whole it might last 20 or 50 runs is a moot point. After a few thousand miles of a T56 handling anywhere from 1050-1389rwhp on drag radials, well damn I think thats good enough for me. A couple well respected members here have been in the car and can vouch for it being insanely fast. If anyone was going to destroy one from gross abuse it would be me.

Oh and no an auto is NOT always the fastest at the track. Last time I checked the entire pro stock field was banging gears via a big liberty shifter, and there definitely isn't a converter in there.

I'm finished with this thread jack.


Liberty Bell is a pro shifted manual that does not use a clutch for anything past 1st gear, I know I used to have one. If you have to put your foot down on a clutch, all things being the same in 2 cars you will loose to an automatic everytime. And if you think that the difference between a manual and automatic is only a tenth, then I am in the wrong site. If I was talking about strictly 1/4 mile, I would have said to buy a power glide. Oh, one more thing, my name isn't jack...

Fotoboy 01-29-2007 11:50 PM

0 problems with 6 k lauches on a stock m6 t56 and dr w 550 rwhp, also seen guys w less blow the trannys out, and seen guys w 900+ rwtq t56 holding fine.

jamesg602 02-02-2007 11:42 PM

TKO 600 or T-56 whichever you get a better deal on. If you don't beat on it it should hold fine. But definetly keep it a manual
boo to the Turbo 400.

californiacuda 02-25-2007 09:38 AM

Sorry, a question about slush boxes. How does the 4l80e compare to the turbo 400?

Steve Chryssos 02-25-2007 11:48 AM

The TH400 is a slushbox and the 4L80E isn't. Electically activated shift solenoids and PWM line pressure solenoids. Once you've had the chance to drive a calibrated 4L80E, you will never want another pre-electronic automatic.

nitrorocket 02-25-2007 03:06 PM

A T-56 is the strongest trans out of the list period. There is no comparison.

If you want the ultimate manual from a factory vehicle, go T56. The correct year,model is pretty much bullet proof.

californiacuda 02-25-2007 09:03 PM

I believe the 4l80e has a much higher torque rating than the t56.

nitrorocket 02-26-2007 07:21 AM

It's not on the list.:D

67camaro327 03-16-2007 10:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nitrorocket
A T-56 is the strongest trans out of the list period. There is no comparison.

If you want the ultimate manual from a factory vehicle, go T56. The correct year,model is pretty much bullet proof.

Built by who? Stock T56s are not that strong, i hear about near stock cars breaking them all the time.

nitrorocket 03-16-2007 11:33 AM

First, it depends on the year and model of vehicle the T56 came out of. Any of the 98+ t56 trans will be stronger then all the overdrive transmissions listed, especially if you upgrade the output shaft.

Second, the only thing that breaks from to much power is the output shaft. The 3 rd gear and 5 gear will be a time bomb at the 1000 rwhp level.

What broke on the trans you know of?


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