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#11
Re: looking for ca18det with loom ecu and box?
matty
Posted on: 2010/1/1 1:51
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Judging by your avatar not long.
#12
Re: looking for ca18det with loom ecu and box?
estyre
Posted on: 2010/1/1 7:34
haha just upgrade to an R31 item and then you will have disks on the back aswell
#13
Re: looking for ca18det with loom ecu and box?
dato12oo
Posted on: 2010/1/2 6:01
haha whats that ment to mean? and do you have to get them shortend much? expencive?
#14
Re: looking for ca18det with loom ecu and box?
matty
Posted on: 2010/1/2 6:30
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$1500 - $2000 including the purchasing of the diff if you outsource the work and have it done properly. This will depend on what anti tramp set up you want to run, if any, and what centre you decide to go with. Diff housing and axles need to be shortened, handbrake set up modified, tailshaft modified, diff mounts cut off H165 and welded to R31 diff. Keep in mind that your choice of centre can greatly affect the price. An LSD is preferable but harder to find and will need a rebuild (rebuilds are quite cheap on cone style centres). Open, locker or mini spool will be cheaper than an LSD.
#15
Re: looking for ca18det with loom ecu and box?
dato12oo
Posted on: 2010/1/2 6:55
thanks for that.. guess ill just keep on saving!
#16
Re: looking for ca18det with loom ecu and box?
matty
Posted on: 2010/1/2 7:38
Your H165 will live behind a CA for awhile provided you are gentle.
Start doing skids like in your old avatar or tracking the car and the diff's life will be short.
#17
Re: looking for ca18det with loom ecu and box?
Mildman
Posted on: 2010/1/2 11:16
I don't think you need a conversion kit as such for a stumpy box to fit - you do need a new gearbox crossmember, and on some boxes you need to change a bearing to fit with a CA bellhousing (all in wiki land I belive).
I just made up my own crossmember...time will tell how wise a decision that is...
#18
Re: looking for ca18det with loom ecu and box?
dato12oo
Posted on: 2010/1/3 10:37
yeah i was told you need like 3mm around the whole diif to the tunnel to pass an engineers?
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