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    Quote Originally Posted by Brock
    yea the basic rule of thumb for domestics is that stock trani and rear are fine to 150 hp / tq over factory then you should beef it up a lil to be safe
    rule of thumb.... wow dont get too technical on us.

    Some cars have much stronger trannies/rear ends than others.. there is no rule of thumb.

    For example you can run 6-700 hp on the stock tranny in 03-04 cobra and be fine while the t5's that came in the earlier foxes can barely handle
    a stock 5.0.


    A stock 8.8 rear end can take 600hp but the GM 7.5 10 bolts that came in the f-bodies most often cant even take the power of a stock motor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jfman
    rule of thumb.... wow dont get too technical on us.

    Some cars have much stronger trannies/rear ends than others.. there is no rule of thumb.

    For example you can run 6-700 hp on the stock tranny in 03-04 cobra and be fine while the t5's that came in the earlier foxes can barely handle
    a stock 5.0.


    A stock 8.8 rear end can take 600hp but the GM 7.5 10 bolts that came in the f-bodies most often cant even take the power of a stock motor.
    So which trans came in the 86-93 gt or lx 5.0

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