6P-TY752VB4CA
10 June 2013, 03:12 PM
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You may struggle as that box was only used in two models. It was found in the my95 STI RA and the STI RA V2. It uses a 3.900 diff so if you don't want to change your diff then you must find either ty752vb3ea or the code you posted.
You could always fit a later 754 box and diff, they are slightly stronger also.
Best bet would be to PM all the breakers on here asking which dccd boxes they have.
You could always fit a later 754 box and diff, they are slightly stronger also.
Best bet would be to PM all the breakers on here asking which dccd boxes they have.
11 June 2013, 08:27 AM
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Yeh 752 currently borrowing a sti CAA box with a 4.444 diff untill I get mine back its much better for motorway use but can't wait to drop the RA box back i miss the acceleration difference
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You may struggle as that box was only used in two models. It was found in the my95 STI RA and the STI RA V2. It uses a 3.900 diff so if you don't want to change your diff then you must find either ty752vb3ea or the code you posted.
You could always fit a later 754 box and diff, they are slightly stronger also.
Best bet would be to PM all the breakers on here asking which dccd boxes they have.
You could always fit a later 754 box and diff, they are slightly stronger also.
Best bet would be to PM all the breakers on here asking which dccd boxes they have.
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