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Some of you guys might remember a post of mine a few months back..chasing a vibration. ( arent we all chasing some type of vibration in our trucks?) Anyway, its come down to the trans/clutch. Theyre coming out this week. I bought the truck used in 2008 ( CH613 E7-427) Its had a few different transmissions before I bought it. Previous owner beat the hell out of it.

I cant find the torque rating on the 427. im waiting on a spec sheet from a Mack dealer but in the meantime maybe someone knows off the top of their head.

So the transmission thats in there now is a Eaton 10 speed, rated for 1400 ft lbs torque. I dont know if that rating is good or bad for the 427.

Thanks

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Most of the trucks I've seen from that era with a 427 have 1400 or 1600# transmissions, I have a 14609 behind a cranked up E9 450 that makes probably close to double that now. No issues yet other than slipping a clutch running about 90k# up a hill and rolling into it pretty hard.

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