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Thread: TR3650 10 Spline Input Shaft Strenght

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    TR3650 10 Spline Input Shaft Strenght

    A couple of years ago I purchased a built TR3650 as part of a group of parts. The seller claimed it was built with upgraded components and it had a tranny dyno sticker on it claiming a rating up to 750. The TR3650 operates really well in the 99 GT now but I'm planing a build that should come close to doubling the HP & TQ. I noticed the tranny only has a 10 spline input shaft. From the little research I have done it seems like 10 spline are okay up to about 500 and above that an upgraded 26 spline should be used. Who's pushing what kind of power with a 10 spline....& what is a safe level keeping in mind it will need to endure drag strip abuse.

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    you need Tony OnDjuice...hes a tranny specialist...

    if he doesnt see your post send him a pm...he will have your answer for sure

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    If you are going to go through all the trouble...why not step up to a T-56 or a TKO600?
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    That's the plan now I guess. An upgrade to a 26 spline will cost around $500 so I'll be part way there at that point. The only debate now is should I go with a built auto with a shift kit?

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    if you are running turbo's and going to drag race it....then i see no other option.
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    Stick with a anti-lag system has been used to spool it up fast and allow for good torque off the line.

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    with the turbos, you won't be able to run consistent times....until you get a lot of seat time in the car.....
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    If primary focus is the strip and consistency, auto is def the way to go.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZR View Post
    If primary focus is the strip and consistency, auto is def the way to go.
    ^^^ been telling him ;P

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    With any luck, message received.
    On the flip side, some do like to pull gears regardless of consistency or not.

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