a few questions - trans and diff swap
#1
c6reaperx
Thread Starter
a few questions - trans and diff swap
I am in the process of swapping the rear and trans over in my 2005 c6.
I am using a Z06 diff and a RPM tr-6060.
Is there a gasket required between the trans and diff?
Do I have to disconnect the clutch pedal linkage if the torque tube will stay in the car?
I broke the clips on the VSS harness, does anyone know where I can get another connector?
Thanks.
I am using a Z06 diff and a RPM tr-6060.
Is there a gasket required between the trans and diff?
Do I have to disconnect the clutch pedal linkage if the torque tube will stay in the car?
I broke the clips on the VSS harness, does anyone know where I can get another connector?
Thanks.
#2
c6reaperx
Thread Starter
I am in the process of swapping the rear and trans over in my 2005 c6.
I am using a Z06 diff and a RPM tr-6060.
Is there a gasket required between the trans and diff?
Do I have to disconnect the clutch pedal linkage if the torque tube will stay in the car?
I broke the clips on the VSS harness, does anyone know where I can get another connector?
Thanks.
I am using a Z06 diff and a RPM tr-6060.
Is there a gasket required between the trans and diff?
Do I have to disconnect the clutch pedal linkage if the torque tube will stay in the car?
I broke the clips on the VSS harness, does anyone know where I can get another connector?
Thanks.
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I am in the process of swapping the rear and trans over in my 2005 c6.
I am using a Z06 diff and a RPM tr-6060.
Is there a gasket required between the trans and diff?
Do I have to disconnect the clutch pedal linkage if the torque tube will stay in the car?
I broke the clips on the VSS harness, does anyone know where I can get another connector?
Thanks.
I am using a Z06 diff and a RPM tr-6060.
Is there a gasket required between the trans and diff?
Do I have to disconnect the clutch pedal linkage if the torque tube will stay in the car?
I broke the clips on the VSS harness, does anyone know where I can get another connector?
Thanks.