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Old Jun 4, 2015 | 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Blown Hell
Hi Steve, yes now race only, was on the road for many years, does not have to be a synchro box and I did look at Libertys and quaife ect but ££££ , you're right big slicks pulled the front wheels but also broke a bellhousing in half on the line, smaller slicks now- no wheelies but faster times. 1.6 60ft best so far.
Will have to look into "Faceplating" more reserch needed, thanks for your help.

Mark
When I say Liberty etc, I dont mean one of their custom race transmissions, they will uprate many boxes, so there will be plenty of options

The actual process of faceplating an existing box, where they have parts for it of course is not that expensive. Obviously there is little point doing it to a box if you're breaking shafts or gears though
Not mine, but you see what goes on.

http://streetsceneks.forumer.com/top...s#.VXA1d89Viko

One of the local drift guys recently bought one of the G Force 4 speed dog/crash boxes for his car a while back. I think he managed to get one second hand.
Seems a simple straightforward bang gears and it just goes.

https://www.gforcetransmissions.com/#

A fully built T5 should be very strong though and up to the task in hand, which may be a more cost effective option ?

http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh....php?t=1111578

No idea what a toploader is or what its from, but it gets mentioned a lot and there are picturs of faceplated versions on YB too

http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh....php?t=1098970


For race only, I would definitely look into a non synchro box. If it can be a very old, modified box from the US, that should mean parts will be plentiful and cheap.

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