STI RA box
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STI RA box
anybody here tell me what the MY96 box in a STI-RA is rated for in ft/lb and BHP, also could it take a PPG kit with UK 5th gear if needed? spoke to someone who said as it was phase 1 it couldent be done
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A guess: 380 lbft of torque with good oil and good condition parts and good treatment.
PPG I'm sure will fit and also the taller 5th; ask David at Welcome to the API website
PPG I'm sure will fit and also the taller 5th; ask David at Welcome to the API website
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cheers m8, did hear with it being a phase box 1 it wasnt strong enough for the PPG kit
just looking for as much info as i can get as im about to buy a RA, dont want to make the same mistake i did with my turbo and buy someting not up to the job so to speak
just looking for as much info as i can get as im about to buy a RA, dont want to make the same mistake i did with my turbo and buy someting not up to the job so to speak
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Wuz is dead right. TY 752 = early boxes to about 1997/8 I think.
TY 754 are the V5 onwards with 8 bolt mounting cases and are deemed stiffer thus more suitable for conversion/reliability.
TY 754 are the V5 onwards with 8 bolt mounting cases and are deemed stiffer thus more suitable for conversion/reliability.
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If that were the case then everyone would know the trick.
The difference I feel is not massive between the boxes. I hav e stock V3 in the garage from the car and looking at my Type R (TY 754) the main case looks much the same. Things are just a bit better as the cars were developed over time.
A friend hillclimbs his 420 bhp/380 lbft RA on a stock TY 752 with hillclimb slicks (really sticky) and all is well.
If that were the case then everyone would know the trick.
The difference I feel is not massive between the boxes. I hav e stock V3 in the garage from the car and looking at my Type R (TY 754) the main case looks much the same. Things are just a bit better as the cars were developed over time.
A friend hillclimbs his 420 bhp/380 lbft RA on a stock TY 752 with hillclimb slicks (really sticky) and all is well.
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