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Mr.TH-to-the-C 10-28-2003 02:44 PM

TR-3550 TKOII (help with installation plz!)
 
Hi !

I just bought a Tremec TR-3550 TKOII and I got some problems to install it.

The "yoak" (sry 'bout my english!) on the driving shaft are too small but...it s ok, I already resolve this litle prob.

The other real problem are the cross-member who support my transmission. He touch the tail of my Tremec and I cant install it. If I, the transmission goes up and I dont think that s a big idea...

What did u do with ure cross-member ? Can I buy another one or the only solution that I have are to weld the brackets backward...?

THX a lot

I know that I m not the only one to have a TR-3550, so I m pretty sure that I will get some help here !!!
THX Again !

Hugo

Mr.Fixit 10-28-2003 02:51 PM

Not sure I understand your problem completely, but:

A lot of cobra builders end up trimming part of the tailshaft off the tremec, the torque arm mount that is behind the tranny mount, below the outut shaft. It's a rib of aluminum shaped liek a triangle.

Custom crossmember may be necessary.

What kind of cobra is this?

Mr.TH-to-the-C 10-28-2003 02:57 PM

It s a 90. A new one, not the legendary ones :~(
My crossmember, with the support of transmission, touch the tail of the tramsmission and if I cut the crossmember, he will loose all his strenght...

surfer44 10-28-2003 04:06 PM

I just put in a Tremec 3550 behind my 428. I had to notch the crossmember and weld on a plate to hold the rear transmission mount. _______ ________
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I'll try to get a picture to you tonight.

Mr.Fixit 10-28-2003 04:24 PM

oh, it's one of THOSE cobras. I don't know squat about late model mustang cobras, disreguard my previous post.

surfer44 10-28-2003 05:06 PM

Me, neither also I must not know how to read. Thought I had a chance to help someone finally! Oh Well !!! :CRY:

Mr.TH-to-the-C 10-29-2003 04:10 AM

Surfer44
I think that can help me a bit. It look like the same problem.
If u can get this famous picture, it will give a good idea on "how to work it" !

Thx a lot to you guys !

PS: Surfer...The problem are not that u dont know read...it s that I cant write correctly ! loll

surfer44 10-29-2003 06:01 PM

http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...54mvc00349.jpg Hope this helps . Welds need to be cleaned up and redone.

Mr.TH-to-the-C 10-29-2003 10:02 PM

I see ! I cant get a better picture ;)
Thx a lot for ure help and the rapidity of ure reply.

Until 30 minutes ago, I was going to break the tack weld on the brackets and pull it 1 inch and half bacward.

Bruce Hyland from Tremec reply to my e-mail that I send to him, and gave me a part# for another crossmember.

I ll go check it right tomorrow and if it s the good one, pretty sure of it, I ll will get my yoke friday and can run my Cobra a last time b4 the winter ! heeehaaa !

THX again for the precious help !

Mr.TH-to-the-C 10-29-2003 10:13 PM

oh ! If someone are interest by the part#, it s a Ford part,
#E6ZZ-6A023-a


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