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SYN-T56-1A Carbon Synchro Center Ring for 1997+ Corvettes/GTO/CTS

Enhance your T56 Corvette/GTO/CTS transmission with the SYN-T56-1A Carbon Synchro Center Ring, a premium component designed for 1997 and later models. This high-performance part is crafted from durable carbon material, offering superior strength and longevity. With its precision engineering, this center ring ensures smooth and efficient gear engagement, making it an essential upgrade for any enthusiast looking to maximize the performance of their vehicle.

Key Features and Specifications

The SYN-T56-1A Carbon Synchro Center Ring is engineered to fit perfectly with T56 Corvette/GTO/CTS transmissions from 1997 onwards. This component is designed to be a direct replacement for the first or second center ring, providing a seamless fit and easy installation. The carbon material offers several advantages over traditional materials, including increased durability and reduced friction, which leads to better performance and extended lifespan. This center ring is also designed to improve gear shifting, providing a more responsive and precise driving experience.

Benefits and Practical Uses

By upgrading to the SYN-T56-1A Carbon Synchro Center Ring, you can expect a range of benefits. Firstly, the carbon material's strength and durability ensure that your transmission will withstand the rigors of high-performance driving. The reduced friction also translates to improved fuel efficiency and lower wear on other transmission components. This upgrade is particularly beneficial for enthusiasts who participate in drag racing, autocross, or high-performance driving events, as it provides the reliability and performance they demand. Additionally, this center ring is a cost-effective way to enhance your vehicle's performance without the need for extensive modifications.

• Increased durability and strength
• Reduced friction for better fuel efficiency
• Improved gear shifting and responsiveness