How much does a C6 transmission way?

Thanks to these cutting-edge materials (for the 1960’s), the dry weight of a C6 transmission is 140 lbs, plus 30 lbs for the torque convertor. It requires 7-quarts of Type FA transmission fluid with the stock pan, plus an additional 2–4 quarts for the torque converter.

How much HP can a C6 transmission handle?

According to Kokonis the company uses stock input shafts for applications up to 1,000 hp. Pushing past that limit requires the CK Performance billet input shaft. Other standard modifications are stronger C6 planetary carriers.

How much does it cost for a transmission to be rebuilt?

On average, a transmission rebuild with both labor and parts will cost around $2000 to $3000. This applies to extensive rebuilds but it is possible that the price will be higher or lower depending on what part is being rebuilt and the car model in question.

How can I improve my C6 transmission?

You can try the following to beef up the performance of your C6 transmission:

  1. Custom Parts.
  2. Valve Body Upgrades.
  3. Bell Housings.
  4. C6 Planetary Carriers.
  5. First and Reverse Planetary Gearset.
  6. Lincoln Drum.
  7. Aftermarket Clutches.
  8. Gear Ratios.

How many different C6 transmissions are there?

Five different bell housing varieties exist for use with various Ford engine families: The Windsor pattern was used on the 300 I6, the Ford Windsor engines and the 351 Cleveland. The 460 pattern was used on the 351M and 400 and all of the Ford “385” engines.

Can you upgrade a C6 transmission?

You can upgrade your Ford C6 transmission to ensure it can meet the modern-day expectation of performance and toughness. This may be a classic ride, but the mere fact that it was built to offer long term durability means it can be revamped to handle whatever you throw at it.