Am I being Shortchanged? 6 Speed Tranny Issues

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I thought I would just post this up (sorry about the essay) to get some perspective from the greater audience here as I feel there is a wealth of experience within this forum and I can get some answers. I am currently not getting an answer or any kind of solution from the seller of my transmission. This is not intended to smear anyone so I have kept names out of it.

To give you the background on the seller of my transmission he is a good friend so I am not going to drag him or his new business through the mud but I simply want piece of mind and get the perspective of the forum so its just not my opinion against his. I am feeling like I am being short-changed too and this has caused a huge argument between us which I hope to resolve amicably. I am also now carrying a few problems which I feel are not fair and not what I paid for

Here’s the issue:

This is what was advertised (and discussed) on our forum back home by the seller (lets call him John to keep names out of this for now):

Another D&D Performance T56 for S197 Mustang

05-08 Mustang Six Speed Swap Kit
Kit includes: 6-Speed Transmission rated @ 700 HP
Triple, Double Syncronizers
26T Input Shaft
Hydraulic Throw Out Bearing
Short Throw Shifter with Lever and Knob
Inner and Outer Shifter Boots
Cross Member
1-Piece 3 1/2" Aluminum Drive shaft
This Kit requires a 26T Clutch Disc
Kit is a true Bolt in kit, no fabrication is required.
Gear Ratios 2.97 1.78 1.30 1.00 .80 .62

A link was provided to the kit

http://www.ddperformance.com/05-08%2...peed%20Kit.htm

This link is not available anymore as they updated the website but is word for word what is above and had a relevant picture of the above kit.

The cost was a lot and was more than I would ever pay for a transmission but John was keen to introduce high performance parts into the market here so he offered a monthly payment scheme which I gladly took in return for some good PR. Basically I pay the tranny off over 6 months with interest on the top for him. I try to support his business wherever I can.

As I understood the tranny was the exact kit offered by D&D and then resold to join via another very prominent US company (on this and other forums). I do not want to cause an issue with Johns new business and this companies relationship so I am going to call them Bill.

Based on the above info I did my homework and I personally established it was a TR6060 transmission that was on the way. The transmission was also discussed on the forum further in the post with John as a TR6060. I went as far as to buy GT500 parts including a short shifter and shifter linkage and had to buy a different clutch and flywheel too (GT500 twin disk and steel flywheel). I also confirmed the deal on email by confirming that I would take the TR6060. It arrived in Dec.

When I got around to installing it in March we rented shop space and removed my transmission, installed the clutch and flywheel and went to collect the tranny. When my installer received the tranny and took off the packaging, he was naturally very confused about which transmission I had ordered as the transmission. It was established that I was in fact given a Viper Spec T-56 (Part #4R32 Model TUET4784). See attached pic for reference.


This was discussed immediately with John who insisted it was the correct transmission advertised and who discussed it with Bill who said they had the same one in their 05 stang (incidentally mine is '07) and it would fit into the car no problem. My installer was a little hesitant about this but went ahead with the install and fitted the tranny based on the confirmation of John. I assumed I had made a mistake somewhere along the line as it had been months since the purchase ship and then install.

The driveshaft was too short by an inch and the supplied flange didn’t fit in the differential pinion flange so an adaptor flange was fabricated (at my cost) to fill the gap. John insisted that the kit had all the parts needed and this was not needed.

After the install I started doing some homework and then the issues started to add up. Discussing them with John became a huge argument as he was defensive and not at all helpful to try sort this out. He made no effort to try to understand why I had issues. This just made me investigate further and so more issues came up.

To get to the point - Here are my problems with this tranny and the issues:

* Am I wrong in my homework that what was advertised is clearly the specs for a TR60606 not a Viper Spec T56? I need clarification on this please. Is there any doubt at all?

* I have bought parts that I cant use and have to sell at a loss to regain some of my money. They were bought based on the advertised info which I took to be the TR6060.

* I had to fabricate parts at my cost – the ad clearly says no fabrication. The fabricated parts are just temporary till I get the correct ones. The car has a resonating “hummmm” now from the rear and I don’t feel secure and safe with this.

* The transmission is very noisy and there appears to be a lot of thrashing from the rear. Would I have that if I had a TR6060?

* There is no short shifter in the kit and in fact there is no SS to fit this set-up on the market. The throw is very long in the car which is really not great

* Is the gear ratio as advertised? The gear ratio feels very long so the cars acceleration is much slower ( with 4.10's) which means my money spent on a more powerful car is useless unless I upgrade the differential further at additional cost for labour and parts to me.

* The shifter pulls the leather boot off after every shift

* Does this tranny cost the same and is its value the same as the one advertised?

* Is its strength the same? I bought it on the premise that it would be a tough tranny that could stand big HP with no issues. Does it have the triple double syncronizers and does it rate to 700hp?

* I have sold my previous clutch and flywheel so I cant put the stocker back on with the current clutch set-up

Here are the notes from my installer on what was advertised:

Hydraulic Throw Out Bearing none in this kit stock slave cylinder used + Inner and outer shift boots)

Inner and Outer Shifter Boots – stock Inner and outer shift boots used

Here are a few points from Johns perspective:

* John is insisting he advertised a T-56 and that’s what I got. He is also insisting that the t-56 and TR6060 are the same gearbox.

* Johns says that its not his place to correct me if I called the T-56 a Tr6060 and when confirmed on email I wanted "the" TR6060 advertised it was my mistake not his.

* John also argued that another client had the same tranny (he ordered 2 ) and installed it no problem so why did I have issues. He has not given me their details despite me asking for them.

* John also constantly refers to Bills ’05 car that has the same tranny and apparently had no issues like this installing.

* Because my installer was a little unsure of the tranny and was as much surprised by it as me he was labelled incompetent by John and I was told what he says “cannot be trusted” as he does not know what he is doing.

* John also argued that Bill had the same tranny on their car which was an ‘05 and that some Mustangs had different length parts like driveshafts so mine was obviously one of those. This is why the driveshaft did not fit.

* John will not let me speak directly to Bill although I have no problem contacting them as they are a prominent US company and tracking them down the relevant person would be very easy. I have not phoned them directly out of respect for tarnishing Johns relationship with Bill.

* John says that he is 100% certain and has checked twice with Bill that I received everything in the “kit” as advertised by D&D. There is no adaptor plate supplied and one is not needed.

* I have installed and used the tranny for about 150 miles so returning it is going to be an issue as its now “used”.

* John says he regrets “helping me out” now as this has been such a headache for him

* John says I can pull it out and return it at my own cost. He will also be asking the remaining 50% cost back immediately. Here’s the math: initial install + fabrication + re-removal + re-install of stock tranny = +/- $1800 (+ new clutch set-up needed + entire cost of tranny)

* John says he is only selling using information given to him (as cut and pasted from the D&D website) so if its incorrect its not his fault.

* John cannot find any fault at all and has not admitted any liability with what is argued above by me

* John has come back to me last week while writing this (after major arguments of the above) that he has discussed the shifter and driveshaft with Bill who have said they will “get their technicians onto this”. They may get a custom driveshaft made by dynatech to fit the tranny. I have had no response on this

* John has also now said that D&D “changed” their kit in Dec 08 which just happened to be when I shipped mine. I am assuming he is saying they changed something he was not aware of at the exact same time of shipping.

My overall feeling is that I did not get what was advertised and that the seller should take responsibility for what he sells. I am now the owner of a helluva expensive tranny that is not what I paid for and has a whole bunch of issues.

Incidentally as his friend I never made these issues a big deal, advertised them or discussed them with anyone other than John and my installer. I simply accepted them until I just asked John to please ask Bill to supply the correct adaptor plate as I was concerned for safety on mine (my previous driveshaft loop desnt fit so it was removed). He refused to do this saying he had asked Bill several times, there was no plate and would not do it again. It started from there......

Personally to fix this I think John should ship out a TR6060 and replace the tranny at his cost as this has cost me far more than I bargained for.

I would appreciate some perspective on this and thanks for reading this far.
 

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He clearly stated right off the bat that it was a t56. He shouldn't be held responsible for your "personal" asomptions.
 

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Thanks for your opinon as I am also looking to see if I went wrong somewhere.

Why advertise it with a short shifter, no fabrication needed, the incorrect gearing specs as well as discuss it as a Tr6060 on our forum then?

I made my personal assumptions from the information given. If you bought something wouldnt you make a decison based on the info given?

Do you think it was clear and not at all misleading?
 

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He clearly stated right off the bat that it was a t56. He shouldn't be held responsible for your "personal" asomptions.

+1

He clearly stated that it was a T56 and now where in the add did he mention it was a TR6060. As for the short throw shifter, did the shifter look stock? If not then you got what he advertised. As for the Gearing specs, its a viper spec so be happy. Many people would love to have a .53 6th gear. The seller probably didn't know the gearing of the transmission so he just agreed with whatever you said. TR6060's cost $3k easy brand new so good luck with him replacing it. Your at fault here and should have done your research better.

IMO You got what you paid for and take the seller's offer to fix your driveshaft problem. Its not hard for a DS company to lengthn a DS.
 

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Wow Carl, that is a long story, and a bit complicated.

My opinion, and sorry if this stings, is that it's yours now. I think it's very important to check and re-check ALL your parts BEFORE installing anything. When it was first discovered there was a problem, you should not have installed anything at all until the issues were resolved. The driveshaft length excluded, because that may be difficult to confirm while out of the car, and you would assume because it comes with a driveshaft it would be correct.
Now having said that, I think John should be a little more helpful with the driveshaft, and shifter problems. Also, if you mistaken referred to this tranny as a TR-6060 in e-mails, forum posts or whatever, I do think John should have corrected you. After all, you're seeking the knowledge and experience of someone in the business of selling high performance parts etc. Not everyone modding their cars is an expert, thats why you seek the advise of those in the know. He could have made absolutely sure you knew what you were getting.

The Viper spec T-56 is a great tranny. It has a much taller 6th gear than the TR6060 does which you'll enjoy, especially if you do change gears again. It uses a bastardized GTO shifter to work in our Mustangs, and there are others that have had good success finding the right one.

It's unfortunate that what you thought was a simple complete kit is turning out to cost you more than it should have, but I think by installing it, you are stuck with it now. Ask yourself, if you had no issues with the driveshaft or shifter would you have been satisfied? Now that you have those 2 issues, it's not right to expect a complete transmission exchange now after you've installed it. If you had not installed any of it, then sending it back should not have been a problem.

The true mark of a good vendor is not always who sells for less, but how they handle issues when they come up. It may be time to name "John" and "Bill"


Just my .02
 
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Thanks for the opinions gents.

Please note I am more than happy to learn from my errors and I am by no means an expert in transmissions but I still question what you are saying - So do you agree that the T-56 and the Tr6060 are one and the same tranny?

This was clearly stated by the seller both in the forum posts afterwards and verbally numerous times. I personally thought they were different i.e the Tr6060 is the new generation T-56 and the parts are different so cannot be swapped between them. Am i wrong?

My homework could well have been incorrect - I googled the transmission using the specs provided like gear ratios and asked members on mustang forums which tranny that was and came up with the answer to the TR6060 everytime. The picture supplied on the D&D website had a shifter linkage. The Viper Spec has none and also has no short shifter too and that is not the correct gear spec. Please let me know where did I go wrong and make a bad assumption?

Please can someone also confirm whether the specs given (note the link supplied had a pic of a Tr6060 ie a shifter with linkage) is for a Viper spec T-56 or a Tr6060.

Is the value of the two transmissions the same? ie Barring a few issues like the short shifter and driveshaft I have something of the same value in my car?

I find it hard to find error in my judgement with so many unanswered questions.
 

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Wow Carl, that is a long story, and a bit complicated.

My opinion, and sorry if this stings, is that it's yours now. I think it's very important to check and re-check ALL your parts BEFORE installing anything. When it was first discovered there was a problem, you should not have installed anything at all until the issues were resolved. The driveshaft length excluded, because that may be difficult to confirm while out of the car, and you would assume because it comes with a driveshaft it would be correct.
Now having said that, I think John should be a little more helpful with the driveshaft, and shifter problems. Also, if you mistaken referred to this tranny as a TR-6060 in e-mails, forum posts or whatever, I do think John should have corrected you. After all, you're seeking the knowledge and experience of someone in the business of selling high performance parts etc. Not everyone modding their cars is an expert, thats why you seek the advise of those in the know. He could have made absolutely sure you knew what you were getting.

The Viper spec T-56 is a great tranny. It has a much taller 6th gear than the TR6060 does which you'll enjoy, especially if you do change gears again. It uses a bastardized GTO shifter to work in our Mustangs, and there are others that have had good success finding the right one.

It's unfortunate that what you thought was a simple complete kit is turning out to cost you more than it should have, but I think by installing it, you are stuck with it now. Ask yourself, if you had no issues with the driveshaft or shifter would you have been satisfied? Now that you have those 2 issues, it's not right to expect a complete transmission exchange now after you've installed it. If you had not installed any of it, then sending it back should not have been a problem.

The true mark of a good vendor is not always who sells for less, but how they handle issues when they come up. It may be time to name "John" and "Bill"


Just my .02

Thanks for the .02 and sorry for the long read - had to get it all out.

I agree that the lesson to be learned for me for a start is to not install until you are satisfied - wont do that again. In my defence however we were using a borrowed lift, were running behind deadline and had removed the stock parts and John had also insisted it was the correct transmisson and we would have no issues with it - but lesson learnt.

I would have been happy as a pig in shit had I just gotten a driveshaft that fitted and a short shifter instead of hours of arguing although I am a bit unhappy about my car being considerably slower due to longer gear rations. My engine was a pain to do as you well know so now that its finally running much better numbers its considerably slower. It cant even make the tires burn in 1st gear cos the gearing is too long.

I agree - after sales service is where it counts.

thanks for the post.
 

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That is the EXACT kit that I had in my car from around June 06 till last summer. There are a couple of shifter options for you that are much better than the shifter that came with your trans. That shifter is a modified STOCK Pontiac GTO shifter. You can install a Hurst GTO shifter and it will work MUCH better for you that the shifter that is in the car now.

Hurst Shifter
http://www.hurst-shifters.com/hurst-products/BILLET-PLUS/COMPETITION-PLUS-SHIFTER_3

As far as value of what you have vs. a TR6060. Strength wise these this trans and a TR6060 are pretty much equal. You aren't going to hurt either of these transmissions without HUGE power going through them. I'm talking ridiculous amounts of power. Here is the gearing rundown for each trans

T56
2.66
1.78
1.30
1.00
0.74
0.50

TR6060
2.97
1.78
1.30
1.00
0.80
0.63

I don't think you got "ripped off" exactly since you did get one hell of a transmission and with the right shifter you should be very very happy, though it is unfortunate that you bought the TR6060 parts thinking that is what you were getting. Both trans are going to feel slower than the stock 5 speed because of the higher 1st and 2nd gear ratios compared to either 6 speed. It's nothing that a rear end gear change to a 4.30 or 4.56 can't fix. That should just depend on whether you want to go to with a power adder in the future. If so keep the 4.10 but if you have the cash go ahead and make the swap.

I guess a lot depends on the price you paid as well. The original D&D kit cost $5000 US and was dropped to $3999 as they dropped the T56 swap and replaced it with the TR6060 swap
 

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FYI, stock trany ratios vs viper spec t-56

3.38 -- 2.66
2.00 -- 1.78
1.32 -- 1.30
1.00 -- 1.00
0.68 -- 0.73
-- 0.50

So yes, significantly lower gear in first and second, similar in third and fourth and a bit higher gear in third, and an awesome highway gear.
Dan

edit: I wish the tr-6060 had the 0.50 sixth gear...
 
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My guess is they're not going to swap transmissions for you so why not make the best of the situation? I have a D&D T56 in my 05 GT for over two years now. FYI, mine came with the crossmember, a Dynatech aluminum driveshaft, and the pos shifter which I swapped for a Hurst 04-06 GTO billet shifter. While not perfect, it's a great improvement. The Hurst is stiff shifting and requires clearancing an internal piston to prevent binding in hot weather. It's very easy to do with the shifter out of the car, I can fill you in should you decide to purchase one. BTW, my Bullitt shift boot pops up in one corner after awhile, a quick smack with the side of my fist puts it back in place. I also taped a piece of hose over the shaft mounting nuts to prevent them from chafing the boot material. For the time being, I would say this is your best shifter solution. Perhaps the new T56 Magnum shifter will fit our setups, care to try it first?
 
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Another D&D Performance T56 for S197 Mustang

05-08 Mustang Six Speed Swap Kit
Kit includes: 6-Speed Transmission rated @ 700 HP
Triple, Double Syncronizers
26T Input Shaft
Hydraulic Throw Out Bearing
Short Throw Shifter with Lever and Knob
Inner and Outer Shifter Boots
Cross Member
1-Piece 3 1/2" Aluminum Drive shaft
This Kit requires a 26T Clutch Disc
Kit is a true Bolt in kit, no fabrication is required.
Gear Ratios 2.97 1.78 1.30 1.00 .80 .62



John doesn't sound like your friend. He also stated it was a T56, however, he advertised the specs for a Tr6060. It also sounds like he may have given you the DS for a Tr6060. If it wasn't what you were expecting when you got it you should have not put it on the car. You put it on knowing it wasn't a TR6060 so I would say its yours. I also probably wouldn't buy any more parts from John, it sounds like he doesn't know anything about what he is selling.
 

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John doesn't sound like your friend. He also stated it was a T56, however, he advertised the specs for a Tr6060. It also sounds like he may have given you the DS for a Tr6060. If it wasn't what you were expecting when you got it you should have not put it on the car. You put it on knowing it wasn't a TR6060 so I would say its yours. I also probably wouldn't buy any more parts from John, it sounds like he doesn't know anything about what he is selling.

Thanks for the reply and thanks to everyone who replied. I appreciate all comments.

I am no expert in transmissions and most of what has been listed was only found out after we installed. I honestly had no idea I had the wrong tranmssion until I started digging up info when he refused to help me with the adaptor plate. Once I stated doing some investigation it occurred to me how screwy this deal was whcih is what prompted me to make the essay.

Anyway I am moving on and the lesson has been learnt. No point crying over spilt milk. The tranny sounds like its pretty solid so thats great for a start.

With a little extra spent on rear gearing and finding a short shifter that fits I will have a rocking tranny by the sound of it so I can live with that.

Thanks to everyone for the piece of mind and the clarity. Feel much beter about this now.
 

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Thanks for the opinions gents.

Please note I am more than happy to learn from my errors and I am by no means an expert in transmissions but I still question what you are saying - So do you agree that the T-56 and the Tr6060 are one and the same tranny?

This was clearly stated by the seller both in the forum posts afterwards and verbally numerous times. I personally thought they were different i.e the Tr6060 is the new generation T-56 and the parts are different so cannot be swapped between them. Am i wrong?

My homework could well have been incorrect - I googled the transmission using the specs provided like gear ratios and asked members on mustang forums which tranny that was and came up with the answer to the TR6060 everytime. The picture supplied on the D&D website had a shifter linkage. The Viper Spec has none and also has no short shifter too and that is not the correct gear spec. Please let me know where did I go wrong and make a bad assumption?

Please can someone also confirm whether the specs given (note the link supplied had a pic of a Tr6060 ie a shifter with linkage) is for a Viper spec T-56 or a Tr6060.

Is the value of the two transmissions the same? ie Barring a few issues like the short shifter and driveshaft I have something of the same value in my car?

I find it hard to find error in my judgement with so many unanswered questions.


No the value of a TR6060 is greater because it is newer. The MAJOR difference between the T56 and the TR6060 is that the 6060 is used in the gt500 and utilizes a remote shifter while the T56 has the shifter mounted strait on it. The gearing on the TR6060 from gt500's are also shorter meaning that you will be turning higher rpm's in 6th gear than compared to the Viper Spec T56.

If I'm not mistaken the gears on the T56 are stronger than the gears on the TR6060. The TR6060 has 3 synchros per gear and I'm not sure how many the T56 has.

IMO your stuck with that tranny and once again the seller has no obligation to replace it because it clearly states that it is a T56.
 

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So do you agree that the T-56 and the Tr6060 are one and the same tranny?

No, they are different. And that is what every single person who has replied has stated.
 

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No, they are different. And that is what every single person who has replied has stated.

Reason I posted that before everyone answered was I was told this by the seller numerous times before I purchased and then it was argued many times over when the issues started.

Just seems to be very misleading to me.
 

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Since i read all this..I will give my $.02 worth :hi:

-It was clearly advertised as a T56,so thats done.

YOUR bold sentence above says enough for me.
Maybe the specs were wrong,title wasnt as you
clearly pointed out above.That argument may
hold some merit in a court,but between "friends"
for a used T56,your argument wont go far at all.


-You had it for some time,plenty of time to check.

-You installed it,all the while knowing it was a T56.
Ok,during the install,time is money...yada,yada..


You got what you paid for,and of course,IMO.
After purchasing,did you change your mind on
puchasing the T56 in favor of the 6060? idk.

Like noted above a few times,its a stout tranny
and you should now just work with it, and also
get that hurst shifter noted above,it's better.


Now as for John...why the f*uck is he telling
you that you that u cant call Bill?? lol are you
kidding me??no offence,hes no friend anyway.
Why would you listen?? if in doubt CALL them!

Did he actually say..please dont call them??
or did he say...DONT CALL THEM! either way
bro,if you doubted something,call someone.
Dont let a phonecall intimidate you from also
making that needed phonecall on your end..

If this were me, I would ask john to maybe
help with the right driveshaft,but thats me.
I wouldnt call him any type of friend,if you
felt that way,maybe he was after the green
and just doing business,in a friendly manner.

"john" & "bill" im sure will know about your
thread,its best to keep their names out IMO.


You asked for opinions :beerchug2:
 

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"john" & "bill" im sure will know about your
thread,its best to keep their names out IMO.

I agree with pretty much everything you said, except keeping names private. Why not let people know who you're dealing with?

I knew Larry H was a fraud long ago, and tried to warn others to stay clear of him. Then even after some of his customers starting having problems with their engines people still protected him, and wouldn't name him. Only recently since he disappeared is his crap coming to the surface. Just think how many people might have made better choices on where to buy their engines if some of his faults were exposed sooner?

In this particular case with the tranny, as you've read, my opinion is the same as pretty much everyone else that commented. That said, John and Bill do have some, albeit small, amount of responsiblity. How it's handled seperates the good vendors from the rest.
 

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I knew Larry H was a fraud long ago, and tried to warn others to stay clear of him. Then even after some of his customers starting having problems with their engines people still protected him, and wouldn't name him. Only recently since he disappeared is his crap coming to the surface. Just think how many people might have made better choices on where to buy their engines if some of his faults were exposed sooner?

I do agree,that Larry was a con.I still cant get
over the amount of people he's taken over the
years.Its a shame,were all trying to enjoy the
same sport,no need to rip someone off..IMO.
I never spoke with him,but was aware of him.

But..I fear in this case that "john" the little guy
whos here,may be affected by the OP's thread.
He should make due on the shaft,but no more.

idk...its tough to handle shit like this when we
all know each other is some way or another..
 

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