T3650 rebuild project....
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BennyBlown2v
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I've lost my links to rebuild kits... But unless you've done trans rebuilds before, and have the time and tools on hand, don't bother. You can pickup a lightly used 3650 for $500-$600 on ebay or other forum classifieds. Expect to pay that much for a rebuild kit (maybe a bit less, or more if you need more than just synchros and bearings and stuff).
Mossberg
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whyask
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ahah YES THEY DO, i just did a stage II rebuild on mine.....let me find my reciept from the shop and ILl PM you with all the details.. after parts and labor 1200$$, you looking to do the bell housing as well or just the internals..??
BennyBlown2v
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Fully built units cost nearly the same already assembled - I would just go that route (promotion sells a rebuilt stock units for 1200, and beefed up rebuilds for 1600)...or another stock trans from some forums or ebay for $600-ish shipped if you're not running a lot of power through it or launching on slicks.
What?? I think they had a special a while ago but not that cheap, but I don't see anything in that price range! A drop in kit for 96-04 start at $2899, and the Viper specs are $1000 more.
Also keep in mind the cost of a new clutch if you decide to go to a higher spline count input shaft in whatever transmission.
rebuild...
Haven't popped the top on the tranny yet, but I am not thinking it is going to be a complete rebuild. I am not doing bell housing or clutch, just synchros with any luck, worse case scenario a gear. If I find it to be cheaper to buy after opening and surveying the damage then yes, I am definitely going to, but considering I have the tools on hand to do so, and the time since my car is down for the winter and the space anyway, I figured I would go ahead and see what kind of money I could save in this matter. Hence, looking for a rebuild book. It is something I want to learn, and I figure hell, it's already broke, can't screw it up anymore then it already is. Of course, the advice on where to get another one is appreciated also, since that is a very real possibility.
Haven't popped the top on the tranny yet, but I am not thinking it is going to be a complete rebuild. I am not doing bell housing or clutch, just synchros with any luck, worse case scenario a gear. If I find it to be cheaper to buy after opening and surveying the damage then yes, I am definitely going to, but considering I have the tools on hand to do so, and the time since my car is down for the winter and the space anyway, I figured I would go ahead and see what kind of money I could save in this matter. Hence, looking for a rebuild book. It is something I want to learn, and I figure hell, it's already broke, can't screw it up anymore then it already is. Of course, the advice on where to get another one is appreciated also, since that is a very real possibility.
tag4car
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