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12-10-2006 07:09 AM #1
ford c6 variations and HP rebuilds
hello people!
well, after I finished up, building my engine...with a certain degree of satisfactionIt's now time to put some strain and effort in the transmission!
What I have, is a genuine 1966 casting C6 with FE bellhousing. Now, what I want to know is, how much do the C6 castings differ, over the years they were made?
For instance:
I got a remark this week, that a new "Superior super servo" wouldn't fit my '66 casting and there is no other servo upgrade either (the Ford's R-code version, is what I would like to use) for this casting?
I'm not going to blast a 1000HP at it, but I would like a HP-rebuild, with an all-over better performance, capable of handling around 500 HP and mainly street use. (I.E. no transbrake or full manual, but firmer shifts and the lower gearratio as well!)
I got the advice that a '66 casting isn't what you want to have for this kind of a rebuild...
problem is, it's what I have...and living in the netherlands, means; either buy and ship another from the states and do my work on that, or try and do my thing with what I have...guess what I prefer?!
grtz,
TomGoing sideways through a bend isn't considered normal or even sane, so that's the way I like it!
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12-10-2006 09:48 AM #2
C6
Is the 66 diff from 67 or 8?. I've run them old C6's in 4000 lbs car in the 11's
2500 lb Falcon 10.20's w/brake. never a problem.
good luck, Ron
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12-10-2006 02:04 PM #3
Originally Posted by DennyW
I was indeed thinking of putting in some thinner end steels and add some clutches.Going sideways through a bend isn't considered normal or even sane, so that's the way I like it!
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12-10-2006 02:07 PM #4
Originally Posted by shoprat
(RF-C6AP-7006 to be complete)
no, seriously! It does!so it's a 1966 casting, not any younger than that!
Going sideways through a bend isn't considered normal or even sane, so that's the way I like it!
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