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I am putting a Super T10 behind a 454 and I am curious about the short throw mod that can be done to it. Member Scorp508 made mention in this post Link
I haven't had any luck finding this part or even a picture of the stock and aftermarket part side be side.
I am putting a Super T10 behind a 454 and I am curious about the short throw mod that can be done to it. Member Scorp508 made mention in this post Link
I haven't had any luck finding this part or even a picture of the stock and aftermarket part side be side.
Thoughts?
I have a 4 speed Super T10 on my 80 vette and was also looking for the levers to change it to a short throw. There is a guy on youtube who builds these tranny's and he is the one that has built these short throws as well. He is on GearboxVideo I am a 100% he knows what will work because I asked him a year ago and wrote it down, but as luck would have it I misplaced it. If you find out please let me know. I didn't want to bug the guy again.
Stock muncie and ST10 were good to about 350 ft/lb of torque. If you are going to race it or push it hard it will crack like an egg. I have pictures of some of them that didn't last very long at the track.
The super T-10 is not a top mounted shifter. There are no aftermarket shifters. There is a $23 kit that cuts the shifts down by 40% though. It replaces the peices of metal that connect the linkage to the shifter.
Ecklers carries it, I have it, i love it.
I think the $23- "kit" replaces the shift rod arms (see 1:20 in the video below).
Perhaps your internet search skills are good enough to find someone still selling them, or someone at Ecklers remembers them. Or you could make a set yourself.
so that was torque between the main and counter shafts just spreading the case until it split? any possibility a casting flaw in that case caused it and it was an anomaly, not the norm? looks like the drain plug was brazed. mebbe some eyediot thought he needed a hundred foot lbs to seal the drain plug?
Last edited by derekderek; Nov 14, 2022 at 04:39 PM.
Well possibly on the brazing but this was one of two that failed in my son's car. The other was a 50k mile untouched original. I like those transmissions, same with Muncies, but they won't hold up to a lot of hard use. The new cases are better and I have not seen one fail but who knows. TKO600 was used and replaced as power went up, G-Force was next. Not sure what goes up faster, the power or the price, probably the price. The G Force has 50 miles on it and may be up for sale, as a built TH400 is probably going in next.
Well possibly on the brazing but this was one of two that failed in my son's car. The other was a 50k mile untouched original. I like those transmissions, same with Muncies, but they won't hold up to a lot of hard use. The new cases are better and I have not seen one fail but who knows. TKO600 was used and replaced as power went up, G-Force was next. Not sure what goes up faster, the power or the price, probably the price. The G Force has 50 miles on it and may be up for sale, as a built TH400 is probably going in next.
Did your son choose an automatic because of bracket racing, or is that the only transmission that will hold up?
You can go pretty quick in a Corvette and stay manual.