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    1. 05-17-2020 #1
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      Tremec trans id

      Looking at Tremec trans identification and I can't confirm if it's a Tr3550 or TKO.

      Trans Tag say Tr3550
      Part Number 2600882

      I'm pretty sure it's a TR3550 which sucks cause its low torque trans.

      Anybody have any ideas what the part number is.

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      Quote Originally Posted by thedugan View Post
      Looking at Tremec trans identification and I can't confirm if it's a Tr3550 or TKO.

      Trans Tag say Tr3550
      Part Number 2600882

      I'm pretty sure it's a TR3550 which sucks cause its low torque trans.

      Anybody have any ideas what the part number is.

      Thanks

      Doug
      I think you’re right. Could the one “8” be a 6?

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      Thanks Dale. I'll have to recheck that tag. Hard to get a good picture of it. New motor makes more torque than this trans can handle. Sucks as its a great trans and it fits in the tunnel without any cutting.

      Looks like I'll be putting a TR3550 in the classified ad.

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      What you want for the 3550?
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      Quote Originally Posted by thedugan View Post
      Looking at Tremec trans identification and I can't confirm if it's a Tr3550 or TKO.

      Trans Tag say Tr3550
      Part Number 2600882

      I'm pretty sure it's a TR3550 which sucks cause its low torque trans.

      Anybody have any ideas what the part number is.



      Thanks

      Doug
      Since it has the 2600### part number it is the first series TKO design, the second series part numbers all begin with the TCET prefix.
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