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sunburstgold

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i have a 2000 gt and wanted to make sure i have things straight before i act on what i noticed earlier today.
The tranny i have is the t3650 right? and you dont need to use the shift stops with those trannys cause they have them internally right? The reason i ask this is because i was un happy with my shifter and it did not feel stock and found that it was a hurst shifter when looking closer i saw that the person that i bought the car from had used the stops. Now i know that the stops arent what is causing my dislike with the shifter i just dont want to hurt anything in the tranny.

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You've got the T-45. The TR3650 did'nt show up until mid 2001.

 

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OHHHH....

Well, i guess thats cool is that a good thing or a bad thing and does the thing about the shift stops still apply?

 

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sunburstgold said:

OHHHH....

Well, i guess thats cool is that a good thing or a bad thing and does the thing about the shift stops still apply?

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yep, T-45, and you need the stops there. Only the t3650 and the t56(i believe) have internal stops.

 

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sunburstgold

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Ok thanks guys.

How does the T45 compare to 3650? i had no idea that i had a 45 so i know nothing about it thanks again.

 

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sunburstgold said:

Ok thanks guys.

How does the T45 compare to 3650? i had no idea that i had a 45 so i know nothing about it thanks again.

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Its ok

The T3650 can handle more power and is a smoother shift.

The 3650 has had problems with the gears grinding in the cold

The T45 gets stuck in reverse, overall good tranny

 

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bakos24 said:

yep, T-45, and you need the stops there. Only the t3650 and the t56(i believe) have internal stops.

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i thought they ALL have internal stop?

 

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mity2 said:

i thought they ALL have internal stop?

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Word on the street has it that most newer Tremec tranny's have internal stops, but not the T-45.

 

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T45s dont have internal stops. But IMO they are probably a smoother shifting tranny than our 3650s. Until you put royal purple into the 3650s, they pretty much suck on the shifting side lol.

 

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I would call tremec. I though they all had internal stops. could be worng though.

it does not say anthing about stop on either the t-45 or the 3650 on their webpage so I would call them just to be 100% positive. I know the stock shifter did not have stop so they have to have something in there IMO.