Tremec TR-6070 transmission

The TREMEC TR-6070 seven-speed RWD manual transmission features seven forward speeds and one reverse speed.[1] It is manufactured by TREMEC Corporation (formerly Transmission Technologies Corporation).

The TR-6070 is based on the well-respected TREMEC TR-6060 six-speed transmission. A triple overdrive gear was added to improve fuel economy and lower emissions. Incorporated in the TR-6070 is a Gear Absolute Position (GAP) sensor. The technology provides a signal from the transmission to the engine controller, inferring the real-time position of the shift selector. With this information, the engine RPM can be controlled to match the next gear selection - which enhances drivability.

Design features of the TR-6070 synchronizers include a combination of double-cone and triple-cone rings, utilizing a hybrid solution on all forward gears. The hybrid rings are a combination of carbon and sintered bronze cones providing higher capacity and shift performance. Linear bearings lower the friction of the shift rail movements, making the shifter feel naturally lighter and more direct.

The TR-6070 features at a glance:

  • Rear-wheel drive, seven-speed manual overdrive transmission
  • Triple overdrive for improved fuel economy and lower emissions
  • Cut-away view of TREMEC TR-6070 transmission
    Gear ratio spread of up to 6.33
  • Triple- and double-cone synchronizers
  • Advanced and asymmetric clutch teeth in second and third-speed gears
  • Two-piece gear design for high torque capacity
  • Low mass, hollow shaft design available
  • Sensors include: Temperature | Speed | Gear position

Applications

Selected Gear Ratios

Model 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th Reverse
2014 Chevrolet Corvette2.661.781.301.000.740.500.422.90
2014 Chevrolet Corvette With Z51 Performance Package2.972.071.431.000.710.570.482.90
2015 Chevrolet Corvette Z06[3][4]2.291.611.211.000.820.680.452.70
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See also

  • Tremec

References

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