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Old 11-10-2001, 09:41 AM   #2
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I think you should do it. It's alot of money but it's nice having a tranny you don't have to worry about. The tremec 3550 would be cheaper and no driveshaft yolk or special clutch. The only difference in the two are the input/output shaft is beefed up in the TKO.

However since you are in the 11's and will probably want to go faster I would get the TKO.

My buddy broke 3 t-5's so when I went stick I went straight to 3550. So far so good.

Bite the bullet, survive at the track and sleep at night. Good luck.

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