dodge350c

I was wondering if there are kits to put eaton nine or seven speed trannys in our trucks and does anyone know if they have heavy duty getgar g360 shift forks. Thanks

KD93

I don't know if there is or not, but you could also check these guys out. www.gearvendors.com

Onemoparnut

I have never seen a kit but I have seen a 13 speed eaton in a W250.

Greed 93

Sae #3 bellhousing from coummins.

dodge350c

wat do you mean and which cummins

JD730

Any B series cummins that is in a medium duty truck probably has an SAE #3 bellhousing on it.

92smokin blacky

I know a local guy that has splitter on his 91 with I believe a getrag so its a 10 speed.

dodge350c

wonder how that works

NE frmhnd

With an 8, 9, 10, 13, 15, or 18 speed you also will need an air supply for the range shift and the splitter. I think an 8 speed would be slick for towing.

dodge350c

yea i want a 9 speed but idk how to get the my clutch to work with it

wannadiesel

Not to be rude, but have you ever driven a 9 speed?

I drive a 10 speed Eaton all day, and the LAST thing I want in my Dodge is a big truck trans.

Onemoparnut

If you are going to go through all that work for a big truck trans then you might as well just put an 18 speed in it that way you will have all kinds of ratios at your finger tips.

Crossy's son

Or you could just get a Gear Vendors and split every gear.....and have double o/d. and have the low to pull a house off it's foundation

Onemoparnut

I think you need to run a body lift to make it if also if I am not mistaken.

Trebor

Correct. The SAE housing is round and deeper than the adapter plate and bellhousing used on the Getrag. You can modify the floor but would also have to modify the heater/AC box due to interference. You would need everything between the bare back of the engine block and the driveshaft yoke from the donor medium duty truck. Your transmission mounting would require modification or you could use the side mounts from the SAE housing by modifying the frame. Then you still have the clutch slave cylinder to deal with. For the overall cost, time, and aggravations it would be easier and more cost effective to rebuild what you already have a couple of times in relationship to what it would end up costing. You also end up with a truck that has a decreased trade in or resale value because it has a transmission that not everybody wants or can drive.