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SKU #: SC-109600
MPN #: A1-109600
SunCoast Allison Billet Input Shaft 01-10 GM 6.6L Duramax LB7/LLY/LBZ/LMM
Description
Overview
SunCoasts dedication and reserch has led to the creation of the Billet Input Shaft for 2001-2010 6.6L GM Allison transmissions. Tested in conditions over 1800 ft/lbs of torque, this is the perfect addition to your performance build. Manufactured from 9310 Vacu-Melt and then heat treated for superior torsional strength and precision ground for all critical specifications and diameters.
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SunCoast's Billet Input Shaft is a 9310 Vacu-Melt, heat-treated replacement for Allison transmissions, tested in conditions over 1800 ft/lbs of torque.
- Fits
- 2001-2010 GM 6.6L Duramax Allison
- Brand
- SunCoast Performance
- Best for
- Heavy duty service and performance builds
- Key features
- 50% stronger than the O.E.M. shaft
- Made from 9310 Vacumelt steel
- Precision ground for high dimensional accuracy
- Ideal for heavy duty service applications
- Larger than O.E.M. radius at turbine spline for added strength
- Key specs
- Tested over 1800 ft/lbs of torque
- 50% stronger than O.E.M. shaft
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FEATURES & BENEFITS:
- Shaft is 50% stronger than the O.E.M. shaft.
- Made from 9310 Vacumelt steel.
- Precision ground for high dimensional accuracy.
- Ideal for heavy duty service applications.
- Input shaft is machined with larger than O.E.M. radius at turbine spline for added strength.
About SunCoast Performance
Established in 1989 as a small-scale enterprise in picturesque Fort Walton Beach, FL, SunCoast Performance embarked on its journey with a mission to meet the rising demand for top-tier aftermarket torque converters, transmission assemblies, and components. Over the years, SunCoast has diligently identified, tested, and rectified numerous weak points within OEM transmissions and torque converters. Leveraging extensive real-world test data and cutting-edge design technology, SunCoast has emerged as a leader in quality craftsmanship, consistently surpassing competitors and exceeding customer expectations.
At the core of SunCoast's ethos lies an unwavering commitment to American-made excellence in design, manufacturing, technical support, and customer satisfaction. The company hosts bi-annual research laboratories, fostering knowledge exchange among customers and suppliers, and staying abreast of technological advancements shaping the automotive industry.
Today, SunCoast stands at the pinnacle of automotive performance, boasting a workforce of over 45 employees and occupying more than 75,000 square feet of climate-controlled facilities. In addition to manufacturing, SunCoast leases 20,000 square feet to their in-house metal supplier, National Aluminum & Alloy, ensuring complete control over the production process with access to a vast inventory of raw materials worth upwards of $2,000,000.
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