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ddgonzal
Re: Help Procedure, for putting a new 4 speed gearbox..
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1200rallycar meant "tougher gearboxes arnt cheap" down under, but in the US they are available inexpensively.

lil_dato_hash, where are you? If you have an A12 and don't dump the clutch or do burnouts, just put a stock 4-speed back in. It's tough enough for spirited driving, but not tough enough for abuse.

Posted on: 2003/3/17 18:26
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Re: Help Procedure, for putting a new 4 speed gearbox..
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p.s. tougher gearboxes arnt cheap, and arguably dont exist without conversion

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Re: Help Procedure, for putting a new 4 speed gearbox..
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its pretty striaght forward, everything you undo taking the first out, make sure you redo when putting the new one in, where are you? maybe someone could help

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Howdy, blew the gearbox, today on my 120y, i was wandering iif anyone knows the procedure, to slapping in a new one... or would it be better off putting a a tougher geearbox, please help, as i need to get it back on the road... and i got nightshift this week, and hatecatching trains on the bankstown line...

cheers

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