6 speed to an Allison.
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I know theres some fast *** 6 speed dmaxes out there, there is a guy Darius iirc out in Michigan whos 6 speed lly runs mid 12's with stock turbo and other BPU's
trying to find a video of him, he shifts so damn fast
trying to find a video of him, he shifts so damn fast
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I'm sure you can find a dmax owner that will do a straight swap with you. If I had one I know I would...
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But, to the original question. You will need the computer, harness and probably driveshafts if you don't want to get yours modified. Plus shift linkage and handle and whatever mounts it will take on the column, dash if you want the PRNDL and I'm not sure what the Dmax uses as a TPS, maybe the same style pedal as the 6.5?
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But, to the original question. You will need the computer, harness and probably driveshafts if you don't want to get yours modified. Plus shift linkage and handle and whatever mounts it will take on the column, dash if you want the PRNDL and I'm not sure what the Dmax uses as a TPS, maybe the same style pedal as the 6.5?
. I do have a donor truck already. Does anyone have any idea what I all I will need for the change over?Last edited by BigDiesel359; Jan 17, 2010 at 10:20 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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Was hoping it was an easy swap, shoulda known better than that.
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That is a fast a$$ 6 spd.
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That is a fast a$$ 6 spd.
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he starts in second at 2800rpms
Hes running stock turbo, Stock intake, stock injectors. efi live, lift pump i think and clutch. when he did that video.
he put on an intake and ran a mid 12 after that.
