Allison 6 speed behind a 6.0L

tex4431 · 2007-07-22 23:49:56

You the man blackhat, my mistake:-X22 I learned something new today.

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07-23-2007, 08:03 PM

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You the man blackhat, my mistake

I learned something new today.

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Originally Posted by 6L PWR

I agree with that!! I gotta buddy that's only done a chip and exhaust and has had to rebuild his Allison twice. I haven't touched my 5R110W except for a Torque Converter and I've dyno'd at 586.4HP and 1204 lbs-ft. I race her on the weekends and drive her daily all week. Ok, so I mostly race her around all week too, but dang it, it's mine to play with!

I've got a 04 6.0 with 800hp and I can't keep a 5r110 in it to save my life I'm on my 11th one to this date I was thinking about an Allison swap just for the fact that they can be upgraded a lot more than a ts

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03-18-2016, 05:43 PM

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Have you put a truly built trans in it? What is the failing point in the trannies?

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Nice 9 year old zombie thread....

If you are running THAT much power out of a 6.0 something like a billet'd up 4R100 might be a better options. Allisons have their limits too.

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