General Motors transmissions
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===NV5600=== | ===NV5600=== | ||
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<td colspan="2" bgcolor="#FFf8dc" align = "center"><b>NV5600<br>Gear Ratio</b></td> | <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#FFf8dc" align = "center"><b>NV5600<br>Gear Ratio</b></td> | ||
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[[File:NV5600.jpg|frame|left|NV5600]] | [[File:NV5600.jpg|frame|left|NV5600]] | ||
− | Designed by New Venture, this stout truck six speed is up to the task of living behind engines like the Duramax and 8100 Vortec. It has a limited application for use in hot rods due to its huge size, excessive weight, and truck-like gear ratios. < | + | Designed by New Venture, this stout truck six speed is up to the task of living behind engines like the Duramax and 8100 Vortec. It has a limited application for use in hot rods due to its huge size, excessive weight, and truck-like gear ratios. |
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+ | ;There are two versions of the NV5600<nowiki>:</nowiki> | ||
+ | *The Ram version is rated for 550 lb-ft torque | ||
+ | *A HD version for larger trucks is rated for 650 lb-ft torque | ||
==Automatic transmissions== | ==Automatic transmissions== |