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IEatGt's said:Nice!!!
This should be interesting.
Is there any advantage to using a hydraulic setup vs. a cable/quadrant?
Scotts Elle said:I was not aware of the numerous problems that the other swap had? The guys that did the swap plant fear and doubt because they want you to send your truck to them for their expertise... I have spoken with an engineer from Tremec, Centerforce, and a very knowledgeable parts expert from Ford. I also spoke with a few shops that are known for thier auto to manual conversions who helped me out with clutch actuation issues.
The parts we are using is mostly aftermarket... Centerforce clutch, Fidanza flywheel, ARP fasteners, etc...
BlackBolt9 said:IIRC... the problems in the past weren't with physically getting the trans to work. Going off of memory (which is dangerous) their main problems were with the electrical gremlins and getting the engined tuned to work with the manual transmission correctly. Someone let me know if I'm way off base.
Cichlids said:Tuning was one of the first things we looked at. I got the tuner who says it shouldn't be an issue with changing it from an auto to a manual. If all else fails he will be flying out here to get it to work.
Scotts Elle said:So far this is all bolt-on.
ChrisNelson said:Mike, Tuesday at the latest. Everything except the ball will be here tomorrow.
Cichlids said:Sounds like a done deal :thumbsup: