6spd question

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I saw this referred to as an Allison 6spd and an Eaton/Fuller 6 spd. The 6 spds in the new Dodge's are NV 5600 correct? Just curious, I have debate going with a guy on this. TIA

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97 Dodge cab/chassis 1 ton,Allison at 545 4spd auto, Brown-Lipe 3spd auxillary, 4. 10's,11'flatbed w/ monorail, bd injectors, K&N filter,Cobra 29 CB, Wilson 2000, electcric & V/H brakes, 50 gal. aux tank, pulling 20' 12 k cap tag-along flatbed trailer,
225,000 miles and counting

 

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LARGE CAR If your talking about manual trans in Dodge I believe you are correct The New Venture is the one, not sure about numbers.
Never saw or heard any thing about allison or eaton/fuller in Dodges, they are used in Med duty Freightliners.
I believe you can find info on "over valve" forum since their the ones that have access to this trans.
Also saw some post on 2nd generation forum from those that are ordering or looking to buy newer Dodges, asking about 6 spd.

 

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Yep, it's the NV5600. #ad
All 350 lbs of it!

 

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"Well the dealer says its an Allison 6 spd. "
and this guy believe's it. I did not think the new Dodge's came with Allison's yet. Thanks for clearing that up.

 

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New Venture Gear (NVG) used to be known as New Process, as in the "NP205" transfer case, etc.
Andy