[Fot] OD rebuild or T9 Trans. GT6

Brian Schirano bschirano at yahoo.com
Wed Feb 21 14:46:56 MST 2018


The feedback/input will be interesting
I run stock GT trans and I have it gone through when the motor is out, like every couple years, I think the first time it was pretty beat, cracked gear, worn layshaft, this was from previous owner's work or abuse. Since then just tightening up, seals and syncros, just because, when it's out. 
Brian
26A GT6+, 28 TR6Brian Schirano
585-305-0349 Cell 
BSchirano at yahoo.com 

    On Wednesday, February 21, 2018, 2:14:49 PM EST, Vince G via Fot <fot at autox.team.net> wrote:  
 
  Seeing the recent discussion on Type A Overdrive I thought I’d take advantage of this great knowledge resource and ask opinions on restoring my street GT6 OD that failed last year (worn out basically) versus abandoning the triumph set up for a T9 retrofit while still available. 
What is anyone’s experience with regard to longevity of a Type A overdrive.  This is my simplest, lower cost solution (about $800) versus the T9 swap at about $4000
Additionally I need to get my Track Car also a GT6 up to snuff.  I understand there may be an option of having someone restore and upgrade  the current triumph 4 speed versus me purchasing the T9.  In this case reliability and operability are more important to me than keeping the car period correct. I can’t afford the time or money to repeatedly swap out a weak transmission that’s prone to failure like a stock box. 
Advice and Opinions most welcome. 

Thanks everyone 
Vince (from Ontario Canada)69 GT6+  #144VARAC_______________________________________________
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