C6 Input Shaft on 2040-parts.com
Holtsville, New York, United States
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recommended upgrade for C6 applications behind engines producing
between 500 and 1000 foot pounds of torque. Manufactured from
proprietary steel billet material, the redesigned profile
includes a torsional center, vastly improving power transmission.
Oversize spline diameter introduces a light press fit into the clutch
housing increasing spline engagement and reducing spline interface
failures. Press fit permits effectively creates a 1 piece assembly,
permitting quick and easy end play checks, a feature not found
elsewhere.Fully
machined, splined, and ground on precision CNC equiptment. Fits all
1972 and up models with 31 spline converter and 30 spline forward clutch
housing. FREE SHIPPING ANYWHERE IN THE CONTINENTAL USA.
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