McLeod Tremec TKX 5-Speed Manual Transmission, GM
673-TCET 17722
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TREMEC is pleased to announce the release of the new TKX, a 5-speed RWD manual transmission developed solely for the aftermarket.For the development of the new transmission, TREMEC engineers took a forward-looking approach to finding the best and most efficient solution. This included universal packaging, excellent shifting performance, and extreme durability.The end result is superior shift-ability with smooth shifts at high RPMs through the use of multi-cone synchronizers and hybrid synchronizer rings. At the same time, noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) performance is optimized with a gear layout to best control stress levels, while providing structural stiffness with a ribbed, 3-piece aluminum housing. Durability is further optimized with oversized gear widths, gaskets at all flanges and caged needle bearings in all gear positions.Whether restoring or upgrading a classic muscle car or a 1930s-era roadster coupe, the new TREMEC TKX 5-speed RWD manual transmission delivers a top-quality drivetrain solution.Does this fit on a 350 small block
Will this transmission work with a 1977 Chevy 4x4 truck?
Will this fit a 1983 El Camino, engine 454, not stock.
Can this McLeod Tremec TKX 5-Speed Manual Transmission, GM, replace a Muncie 4-spd in a '79 C3 Corvette?
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