Thread: transmission hp ratings
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03-18-2004 02:47 PM #1
transmission hp ratings
where can i find hp ratings for trany's like borg warners and municies?
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03-18-2004 03:58 PM #2
Most find that they will handle abour 300-320HP, but it's the torque you want to watch out for. Neither tranny was good at handling torque over a long period of time and the first things to go were the Syncronizers.Keep smiling, it only hurts when you think it does!
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03-19-2004 03:52 PM #3
what's a good manual trany that wouldn't cost too much to either rebuild or buy new. i'm willing to spend money for a good trany, but i don't want to spend too much. i don't need a six speed or anything like that, just a good trany for the money.
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03-19-2004 04:34 PM #4
Muncies and the Borg-Warer T10 have to be the strongest of the production manuals. Neither have overdrive. The T5 isn't too strong and is extremely difficult for someone who doesn't know what their doing to position the shift forks on. As a matter of fact, that is the only repair job I have attempted and not been able to finish in my entire car, home appliance, motorcycle, bicycle, and ship repair experiences. I have failed to fix computers, but computers are stupid. An engine has a sole and just needs some love sometimes. Computers are the devil and will kick your ass if you try to help them.
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03-19-2004 04:42 PM #5
wich one is stronger and wich one is cheaper to build or buy?
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03-19-2004 04:55 PM #6
I don't know 76, it seems I can rember kicking my car and hitting my knuckles against the engine especially when those rusted nuts and bolts won't come out. As far as the computers go all you have to do is slap them on the top and they go back to work. Maybe thats why my hands don't work to well anymore!HeHeHeKeep smiling, it only hurts when you think it does!
Thanks! It's the most metal forming I've done. I was wishing I had an English wheel and a planishing hammer.
Stude M5 build