T45 vs. T3650
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T45 vs. T3650
Up until recently, I thought it was T45<T3650. But now I'm hearing that the T45 transmission is much more durable and will last longer as long as you don't power shift it. Two people I know with T3650s have told me they'd rather have a T45, so now I'm starting to wonder which one I should get, or if I should just continue to save and get a T56.
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I had the 3650 for about a month, hated it POS! 5th gear would barely go in and it was hard to get into reverse, i might have gotten a crappy one but my friends 03 does the same thing
go with the TKO 600 and Mcleod twin disc clutch like i did!!
go with the TKO 600 and Mcleod twin disc clutch like i did!!
#6
3650 is a fine tranny... not the strongest but a good unit. If you plan to whip it like an orphan then buy a tko. If you're going to be human to it then a 3650 is a great option. I've burned up 3 of them but the failures could always be traced back to clutch issues which seem to have been worked out.
3650 is quite a bit stronger than the t45. You can make a t45 into a pretty stout box too with a little build up action. The dividing line should probably be your budget and how intent you are on trying to break it.
T56's... meh. I think those are really only useful for cars that see road courses with lots of straightaways.
3650 is quite a bit stronger than the t45. You can make a t45 into a pretty stout box too with a little build up action. The dividing line should probably be your budget and how intent you are on trying to break it.
T56's... meh. I think those are really only useful for cars that see road courses with lots of straightaways.
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