Eaton Fuller 10 Speed?
 

So im thinking about replacing the Getrag with a 10 speed Eaton Fuller transmission with a divorced Atlas T-Case and replace the 4.10 gears with something more highway like 3.55. Alternatively, a couple of my friends are suggesting an Alison. I see nothing with the Alison, but i prefer a manual over an automatic, and I would think that converting a manual to an automatic is a bit more work as opposed to throwing in another manual along with an air compressor. I plan on building tow rig rather than a 1/4 mile hot rod. What do you guys think? Has the Eaton Fuller swap been done before? Any better ideas?

I really like the thought of having the eaton 10. Hopefully someone will chime up and make the concept more of a reality :)


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This guy is using a Road Ranger 'baby' 10 speed in his build

Jeep made it, now a Cummins shakes it... build! - Pirate4x4.Com

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnsIob-Dd5I\
i know its a chevy but this is a cummins with a 10 speed eaton fuller

That thing is bad ass. In all honesty i wish had an old 4 door chevy like that.

On another note about the Allison, my friend says automatics are the way to go with a diesel because the turbo doesnt despool between shifts like with a manual. But IMO that isnt really a big issue. As of now, my truck is mostly stock and my turbo is pushing gratuitous amounts of boost as soon as i hit the gas again after changing gears, but idk. Personal preferance i suppose eh?

that's why autos run bigger exhaust housings