Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
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Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
Going to be a well build 460 in front of this!!
a friend on here was talking about some penny trick and rollerizing and something with a band, looking for exactly how to do these and more!! thanks!!
Going to be a well build 460 in front of this!!
a friend on here was talking about some penny trick and rollerizing and something with a band, looking for exactly how to do these and more!! thanks!!
bigunitmudracing- Posts : 159
Join date : 2010-12-12
Location : hurley, wi
Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
There is a long post on here that GearHead559. put up. did his like Frank M. dose them.
edit: put the right name to it.
edit: put the right name to it.
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res0rli9- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
I would do a complete rebuild with good parts for starters.
Rollerizing is a good option for the $, even better if you have machining skills and access to a lathe.
Upgrade the servo or apply lever to apply more band pressure. With this upgrade you might want a new band with welded tabs.
You can do a shift kit on your valve body or get a new one.
I mud raced with a stock c6 for several years before it started slipping on 2-3 shifts. The guys below helped me with parts and tech on my rebuild.
If your looking for parts with great customers support give Jay @ Broader Performance a call http://www.broaderperformance.com/ .
For technical help here, Frank Merkl would be the house expert, guru, go to guy, etc..
Hope I was some help
mike
Rollerizing is a good option for the $, even better if you have machining skills and access to a lathe.
Upgrade the servo or apply lever to apply more band pressure. With this upgrade you might want a new band with welded tabs.
You can do a shift kit on your valve body or get a new one.
I mud raced with a stock c6 for several years before it started slipping on 2-3 shifts. The guys below helped me with parts and tech on my rebuild.
If your looking for parts with great customers support give Jay @ Broader Performance a call http://www.broaderperformance.com/ .
For technical help here, Frank Merkl would be the house expert, guru, go to guy, etc..
Hope I was some help
mike
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
Here's a good read. Sorry I had the wrong posters name.
http://www.460ford.com/forum/showthread.php?t=113120
http://www.460ford.com/forum/showthread.php?t=113120
res0rli9- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
Frank Merkl
Could you work with me, going to start building a C-6 next week... I work at a parts store and we are a distrubtor for TCI, B&M
Thanks!
Could you work with me, going to start building a C-6 next week... I work at a parts store and we are a distrubtor for TCI, B&M
Thanks!
bigunitmudracing- Posts : 159
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
All the information you need is on the above link , read it! instead of typing
Frank
Frank
Frank Merkl- Posts : 1524
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
I got one question, I put a manual tci valve body in my last c6 and the shift between 2nd and 3rd was sorta delayed... what do u think of that???
thanks
thanks
bigunitmudracing- Posts : 159
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
bigunitmudracing wrote:I got one question, I put a manual tci valve body in my last c6 and the shift between 2nd and 3rd was sorta delayed... what do u think of that???
thanks
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
I don't have a fix for the TCI (Trash Can Industries) manual vb 2-3 flair . but tightening the band to 120 in/lbs and backing the adjuster screw off only 3/4-1 turn seems to help. instead of the normal 1 1/2 turns
Frank
Frank
Frank Merkl- Posts : 1524
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
the rollerization info doesn't come up when i click on it??
can i use some parts from a E40D for rollerizing?
can i use some parts from a E40D for rollerizing?
bigunitmudracing- Posts : 159
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
bigunitmudracing wrote:the rollerization info doesn't come up when i click on it??
can i use some parts from a E40D for rollerizing?
Just worked for me .....Try copying and past the link in you address bar.
res0rli9- BBF CONTRIBUTOR
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
where is the info on upgrading a stock valve body to make it like a manual one..????
bigunitmudracing- Posts : 159
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
there isn't because (instructions)I sell them but am sold out for this year
Frank
Frank
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
frank you got mail.. and Y only exhaust?
bigunitmudracing- Posts : 159
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
bigunitmudracing wrote:the rollerization info doesn't come up when i click on it??
can i use some parts from a E40D for rollerizing?
I think Frank mentioned the other night the pics were lost somehow.
Post #15 in the thread however, has 'em reposted. (Good job Mike).
It's basically replacing the thrust bearings with needle rollers. Cool deal.
If I keep my C6, I'm going to do it too.
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
there isn't because (instructions)I sell them but am sold out for this year
this doens't help me any... how much are they??? if you had one
this doens't help me any... how much are they??? if you had one
bigunitmudracing- Posts : 159
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Re: Looking for info on how to upgrade my c6 for mud racing (need some Tips & tricks)
$450 + shipping
Frank
Frank
Frank Merkl- Posts : 1524
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Broader performance
I purchased 1 of there 500 hp rebuild kits , rebuilt it myself works great . the tech support was very helpfull and the kits and all was verry affordable .
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