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    sweeeeeeeeeeet

    Moving T56 in F-body to Rear of Car - Possible? - LS1TECH
    itll be sweet if someone did this to a truck
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    any benefits besides better weight distribution?

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    Probably get better traction. But i guess that goes along with weight distribution
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    i have thought about this long and hard with taking the whole rear end of a vette and putting it behind a truck (meaning irs and rear transaxel) but wouldn't want it in the ss so possible future rcsb project for me???
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    idk it seems like itll be pretty good for a lot of stuff besides weight distribution but the thing im not sure is because you would have to extend the torque bar or what ever they call it more if it will translate to some power loss but idk it just seeed like a pretty good idear
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    Quote Originally Posted by gordo View Post
    but the thing im not sure is because you would have to extend the torque bar or what ever they call it more if it will translate to some power loss but idk it just seeed like a pretty good idear
    Either way you gotta have a drive shaft, A torque tube is just an encased driveshaft
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    IRS is bad for trying to get traction

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