skyline 6 speed box adapters? do they exist?
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skyline 6 speed box adapters? do they exist?
ive heard off a little birdie that theres adapters outt here to convert the yb to run a 6 speed skyline box instead of the mt75. is this true, does anybody have a clue how to get hold of one? sorry for all the questions, just planning something special for my saph!
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speak to Reyland, he's done the conversion and maybe he can help
http://www.reyland.co.uk/engine-transplants/ < scroll to bottom of this page
http://www.reyland.co.uk/engine-transplants/ < scroll to bottom of this page
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What about the clutch/flyweel? and the electronical adjustements between rear and FWD?
From Reylands site:
As well as engine transplants, we're also able to offer alternative tranmission options. A Good example of these would be our Skyline GTR gearbox for Ford Cosworth models - replacing the fragile Cosworth 4WD gearbox with the far stronger Nissan solution. We've carried out conversions using both an original 5-speed GTR gearbox and an OS Giken 6-speed sequential 'box. Both conversions included modifications to the vehicle floorpan, custom bellhousing work and also the eleltroncs work enabling the driver to adjust the 4WD split from full 50:50 4WD to 100% rear wheel drive at the twist of a dial.
From Reylands site:
As well as engine transplants, we're also able to offer alternative tranmission options. A Good example of these would be our Skyline GTR gearbox for Ford Cosworth models - replacing the fragile Cosworth 4WD gearbox with the far stronger Nissan solution. We've carried out conversions using both an original 5-speed GTR gearbox and an OS Giken 6-speed sequential 'box. Both conversions included modifications to the vehicle floorpan, custom bellhousing work and also the eleltroncs work enabling the driver to adjust the 4WD split from full 50:50 4WD to 100% rear wheel drive at the twist of a dial.
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