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Gearbox mounting
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The top bracket is for the 5 speed gearbox using the same mounting holes. The bottom bracket is for the std 4 speed gearbox

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ddgonzal
Posted: 2015/6/18 23:26  Updated: 2015/6/18 23:28
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 Re: Gearbox mounting
Looks like 1400 mounts for a 60A 5-speed and 60L 4-speed? If so the dished bracket will also fit the 60L 5-speed.

Here's the equivalent versions from B310:

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datsunbeginner
Posted: 2015/6/19 5:13  Updated: 2015/6/19 5:13
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 Re: Gearbox mounting
What do you do when someone has lobbed off the factory mounting points on the transmission tunnel (like they did on my ute)?

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ddgonzal
Posted: 2015/6/19 8:06  Updated: 2015/6/19 8:07
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 Re: Gearbox mounting
You can cut the spotwelds off mounts on a donor sedan/coupe, and transfer them to your ute. This is a fortuituous opportunity to improve the mounts. They can be fitted in the original 1200-gearbox location but they interfere with the 60-series reverse lamp. Note that they can be used moved back to suit the 60-series (1400) gearbox.


or you can fit a typical swap crossmember