just wondering if theres any differance in the trannys for the high outputs

 

While your question is a bit vague as to output, there are really only a couple of issues. What components are used internaly and who the builder is. All else is external, torque converter and input and output shafts. And of course the stall speed depending on what you want the truck to do.

Just my opinion, your's of course may vary.

 

its just a stock 04 high output its not that vauge what tranny does it come with hp rating is 325 and i beleive the standard cummins is rated at 250

 

48RE

 

does an o4 regular diesel have the same tranny

 

With the 03's and early 04's, the S.O. trucks could be had with either the 47RE auto or the NV-4500 5-speed manual. The H.O. equipped trucks could be had with either the 48RE or the NV-5600 6-speed manual. After 04.5 the S.O. and H.O. monikers were dropped with the introduction of the Cummins "600" and only the 48RE and NV-5600 were available. Half way through 2005, the Cummins torque was raised to 610 lb-ft and the aluminum-cased G56 6-speed manual replaced the cast iron NV-5600.

 

Yes, manufactur month on Jan 03 and forward were 48RE for all models with an auto.