Viper Spec Gears

[Mike]

Where can I get a set of these? How much am I looking at paying for them?

Thanks,

-Mike

[Mike]

anyone?

[Zupercharged28]

hmm i imagine someone has to have them around on google or something... other than that i dunno who sells them! sorry for the info. im just trying to make sure this thread stays alive so you get some REAL help.

[jd783]

correct me if im wrong but the gears are the same strength just the main shaft is stronger in the viper. call t56.com rebuilds and talk to them theyll tell you everything you need to know and can get it for you also. they are real nice people to deal with

[Chris 96 WS6]

t56rebuilds.com has all that I think. I bought my bearing kit there.

[Hrtbeat1]

The actual Viper rear end is a Dana 44 IRS, same as the rear end for M6 Corvette (88?-96). The Viper has, as a build option, a ratio low as 4.10. This is a popular swap for Corvette owners. The Dana 44 uses a 8.5 inch ring gear. One place I've found Viper gear sets is from www.viperconnection.com (http://www.viperconnection.com) the 4.10 sets run around $280.

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[Zupercharged28]

i thought viper t56s are set to hold up to 550 or 500? wouldnt it have stronger forks and whatnot?

[Mike]

The actual Viper rear end is a Dana 44 IRS, same as the rear end for M6 Corvette (88?-96). The Viper has, as a build option, a ratio low as 4.10. This is a popular swap for Corvette owners. The Dana 44 uses a 8.5 inch ring gear. One place I've found Viper gear sets is from www.viperconnection.com (http://www.viperconnection.com) the 4.10 sets run around $280.

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Thanks for the info but I need the actual gears in the T-56. My RX7 has a 4:10 rear end and I was looking for the Viper gears to give me a longer(and hopefully usable) 1st and the even 1k rpm drop for nice gear spacing on the road course.

I'll give t56rebuilds.com and viper connection a try.

Thanks guys.

-Mike

[Mike]

t56rebuilds.com hooked me up.

Thanks again!!! :D

-Mike