Dodge / Ram • 68RFE

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StreetMonster 68RFE transmission with converter
Starting at$4,699

StreetMonster 68RFE

  • Upgraded Valve Body; no loss of pressure
  • Billet Spring Retainer
  • HD converter to cut out slip & heat
  • Warranty: 5 Year Warranty • Unlimited Miles
  • Horsepower: 100 Over Stock
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SportMonster 68RFE transmission with converter
Starting at$6,499

SportMonster 68RFE

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  • Custom Big Stack Overdrive Shaft to handle High Torque
  • Clutch Count increased by 33% for more holding power
  • Dual Friction converter with Stamped Forged Cover
  • Warranty: 6 Year Warranty • Unlimited Miles
  • Horsepower: 600
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TrackMonster 68RFE transmission with converter
Starting at$8,099

TrackMonster 68RFE

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  • Billet Input Shaft for High Horsepower
  • Custom Big Stack Overdrive Shaft to handle High Torque
  • Billet multi-disc converter for extra holding power
  • Warranty: 4 Year Warranty • Unlimited Miles
  • Horsepower: 700+

Why Choose Monster for YOUR 68RFE

  • Tiered builds (StreetMonster → TrackMonster) for stock tow rigs to tuned heavy haulers.
  • Matched diesel lockup converter options (single to multi-disc) for better TCC durability.
  • Valve body, clutch packs, and hydraulic updates to curb common 68RFE failures.
  • Thermal control focus: improved lube/cooler flow; deeper pan options available.
  • Dyno-validated, reman units with available coverage up to 6 years.

How do I choose the right build for my Ram 2500/3500?

Stock power/light tow or Mild tunes and bolt ons → StreetMonster. Hotter tunes/frequent heavy tow → SportMonster. Big power/competition → TrackMonster.

Is a torque converter included and matched for diesel towing?

Yes. All Transmissions come with a Converter. (multi-disc options on Sport/Track).

Do I need a Quick Learn/adaptive reset after install?

Yes. Perform a Quick Learn (and clear adaptives) with a capable scan tool, then follow the drive cycle to seat adaptives.

What should I replace at install?

Flush/replace the cooler & lines. Use fresh ATF+4 and verify no restrictions.

What’s the warranty?

Listed per tier; included Extend warranty can bring coverage up to a total of 6 years on transmissions.

*Real-world tow weight, axle ratio, tire size, and tuning influence build selection.

68RFE Knowledge Hub

Everything you need to choose, install, and protect your 68RFE

68RFE Weak Points, Fixes, and Real-World Setup (Towing & Tuned Rams)

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Hydraulic balance & clutch capacity

The 68RFE’s OE calibration and separator plate design can allow clutch overlap and flare—especially when tire size, weight, or tune increase torque demand. Our Street/Sport/Track tiers address this with valve body updates, line pressure strategy, and increased clutch count so the unit maintains apply capacity without excessive slip.

TCC durability & heat management

Diesel torque + tow loads punish the torque converter clutch. We pair the transmission with a matched converter (single → multi-disc depending on tier) to reduce TCC slip, improve lockup control, and keep temps in check during sustained grades and highway pulls.

Cooling: thermostat, lines, and external cooler

Use fresh ATF+4, verify cooler path is unrestricted, and add a low-pressure-drop external cooler for heavy tow. Consider a deep pan for extra capacity and better heat rejection. Fresh lines/flush eliminates debris that can quickly contaminate a new build.

Installation checklist (quick hits)

  • Replace both 68RFE filters (pan + spin-on)
  • Flush/replace cooler & lines; confirm flow
  • Fill with ATF+4 and verify level warm, in neutral
  • Run Quick Learn + drive cycle to seat adaptives
  • Recheck for leaks & retorque pan after heat cycles

Quick Learn & drive cycle (overview)

With a capable scan tool, perform Quick Learn at normal operating temp on level ground, then complete a light-throttle drive cycle progressing through each gear and coastdowns. This prevents harshness and protects fresh clutches.

68RFE FAQs (More Depth)

What fluid does the 68RFE use and how much?

ATF+4 only. Capacity varies by pan/converter; after a rebuild with deep pan expect ~13–17 quarts. Always fill per dipstick at temperature.

Why does my 68RFE feel better in Tow/Haul?

Tow/Haul raises line pressure and adjusts shift timing to reduce slip during load—use it when towing or in hilly terrain.

Do larger tires or axle ratio changes affect shifting?

Yes—effective load and speed readings change. Correct the calibration where possible and choose a higher-tier build for added margin.

What causes 2–3 flare or harsh 4–5?

Often hydraulic overlap, worn clutch packs, or low line pressure. Our builds address these with valve body updates and clutch capacity.

Is tuning required with your transmissions?

No. Proper Quick Learn + drive cycle is mandatory. Tuning can complement heavy-tow setups but isn’t required for our matched builds.

Will a deep pan actually help?

Extra fluid + finned aluminum can drop temps and slow thermal rise on long grades. It’s a smart add-on for towing.

Do I need to replace the cooler?

We strongly recommend flushing; if flow is questionable, replace and/or add a low-pressure-drop external cooler.

How do I pick Street vs. Sport vs. Track?

Daily/tow with mild tune → Street. Heavy tow or tuned frequently → Sport. Big power or competition → Track.