Tremec Tranny
4/7/08, 08:14 AM
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It's my understanding there is no difference except the shift ****. However, there have been some upgrades for ALL 2008 v8 mustangs, so if anything is "better" it's because of that, not because it's a Bullitt. I never did get a clear answer on exactly what the upgrades were, but I do know there is a marked difference between my 2008 and 2006 (2008 is much less sloppy).
4/7/08, 06:47 PM
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Ive driven both an 08 Bullitt and I own an 08 GT/CS and the tranny's feel identical. Im actualy very pleased with the stock shifter, I can aggresively row through the gears with very little effort.
4/7/08, 07:15 PM
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It's my understanding there is no difference except the shift ****. However, there have been some upgrades for ALL 2008 v8 mustangs, so if anything is "better" it's because of that, not because it's a Bullitt. I never did get a clear answer on exactly what the upgrades were, but I do know there is a marked difference between my 2008 and 2006 (2008 is much less sloppy).
4/10/08, 08:47 AM
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The TR3650 is the same for both models Gary, apparently Ford improved the shift linkages or bushings or whatever for the '08 model year on all manual transmission models.
4/10/08, 09:09 AM
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4/11/08, 02:23 AM
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I think all Tremec's may be built in Mexico now. I was looking at some 08 Vipers the other day and noticed on the sticker that the tranny was built in Mexico and it has the new(er) TR6060.
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