2008 Shifter
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Racer
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He's asking if new ones will have to be made considering it's no longer a T-56.. It's a valid question considering the TR-6060 is more or less an upgraded T-56 with the same shifter location for the vette. I'd give TTC a call and I bet you'll find your answer. 
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I'm not going to say that the shifter would be the same or different, but the fact it's a new transmission probably has very little to do with it. The shifter is just a mechanism that connects a set of rods and pivots that finds it's way to the top of the transmission. The after market shifters don't even include the rods. They just change the pivot point on the shaft itself.
It would be like asking if a new front suspension will still work with the old steering wheel.
It would be like asking if a new front suspension will still work with the old steering wheel.
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Burning Brakes
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It's just that I'm not certain of how much about the new transmission is different. If the case is the same, then I'd feel 99% confident that the existing shifters work.
