46RH vs 47RH transmission?
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09-30-2010, 09:39 PM
46RH vs 47RH transmission?
Quick question, will a 47RH bolt up behind a 360?
In doing some reading, seems as though the history is that the 47rh is a beefed up version of the 46rh. the info I found doesn't say if uses the same housing?
I imagine like anything else, it is just a matter of time and moeny, neither of which I have. Someone is offering me a good deal on a 47rh, and if it will bolt up the same a 46rh, then I would get it, but it is no use to me if it increases the complexity much at all. I am running a stock 360 so it is not like I need a beefier tranny.
In doing some reading, seems as though the history is that the 47rh is a beefed up version of the 46rh. the info I found doesn't say if uses the same housing?
I imagine like anything else, it is just a matter of time and moeny, neither of which I have. Someone is offering me a good deal on a 47rh, and if it will bolt up the same a 46rh, then I would get it, but it is no use to me if it increases the complexity much at all. I am running a stock 360 so it is not like I need a beefier tranny.
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09-30-2010, 11:45 PM
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10-01-2010, 01:11 AM
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i agree with jasonw, it's asking a lot to be able to mount a tranny designed specifically for the V10 and cummins diesel to a V8...i'm also sure it is possible, but there would be a lot of custom work involved, which is expensive...you could potentially find yourself stripping down the entire truck to stuff the 47RH into it
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10-01-2010, 03:15 AM
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Quick question, will a 47RH bolt up behind a 360?
In doing some reading, seems as though the history is that the 47rh is a beefed up version of the 46rh. the info I found doesn't say if uses the same housing?
I imagine like anything else, it is just a matter of time and moeny, neither of which I have. Someone is offering me a good deal on a 47rh, and if it will bolt up the same a 46rh, then I would get it, but it is no use to me if it increases the complexity much at all. I am running a stock 360 so it is not like I need a beefier tranny.
In doing some reading, seems as though the history is that the 47rh is a beefed up version of the 46rh. the info I found doesn't say if uses the same housing?
I imagine like anything else, it is just a matter of time and moeny, neither of which I have. Someone is offering me a good deal on a 47rh, and if it will bolt up the same a 46rh, then I would get it, but it is no use to me if it increases the complexity much at all. I am running a stock 360 so it is not like I need a beefier tranny.
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10-01-2010, 12:34 PM
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