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Old 07-18-2003, 07:58 PM
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Does anyone have the Viper T56 Trans. in thier Vette ?

D and D Performance offers a Viper type T56 Trans. with adapters to fit a Vette for $2450. Does anyone have this trans.? IF so, how do u like it and is it quiet. What rpms do u turn in 6th going 70 mph ?

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What kind of vettes are you talking about. The t-56 has been in the vette since 97 in the C5. The main difference between the vette and the viper is that the viper has stronger internals such as titanium forks in its trans compared to steel in the vettes.
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