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03-23-2018 #1
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Challenger Tr6060 using t56 clutch/flywheel?
Hey guys,
I know this is pretty common with the camaro guys but I have a gen 3 hemi and dodge challenger TR6060. I was looking to find out if anyone has taken one of these tr6060s, which are basically t56 magnums and use t56 clutchs and flywheels?
It would save me a ton of headache and money if this was the case. I have the stock bell housing from the challenger that bolts to the hemi.
Thanks for any help!
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03-24-2018 #2
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The clutch and the flywheel is specific to the engine not the transmission.
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03-24-2018 #3
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Right. Fyywheels go with crank shafts, clutch covers go with flywheels, disk splines are transmission specific...although in this case the splines are the same.
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03-24-2018 #4
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If I recall correctly, the 1-1/8" 26 spline shaft is pretty standard these days. The Bell housing will be the tricky part.
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03-24-2018 #5
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Well the bell housing and engine are both dodge. So I'm confused if anything corvette will work
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03-26-2018 #6
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Am I understanding this correctly that as long as the spline count and bolt pattern is the same then the clutch/fly wheel will work? Originally Posted by andrewb70
So in this case the Chevrolet and dodge are the same, thus it should work together?
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03-26-2018 #7
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They should, if the input shaft length is the same. I don't know enough about the various flavors of Tr6060 transmissions to say for sure. Originally Posted by fish2keel
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03-26-2018 #8
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Andrew would you happen to know what the Chevrolet input shaft length is? Originally Posted by andrewb70
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If you look up the dimensions for a T56 Magnum, you'll find your answer. Originally Posted by fish2keel
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