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Old 20 March 2010, 05:28 PM
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Default I've done it again!!!!!!!!

Gearbox No. 2 has departed leaving me stranded 13 miles from home and facing a long walk home.

I am now on the look out for a 6 speed DCCD box and running gear. If anyone knows of one please let me know.

What the hell am I going to be like when I'm not running standerd power.
Old 20 March 2010, 05:32 PM
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Oh and my 106 diesel has seized so I am looking for an engine for that too. If anyone knows of one?
Old 20 March 2010, 05:43 PM
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Your not having a lot of luck there !

What a nightmare !
Old 20 March 2010, 05:56 PM
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This summer has well and truelly been writen off now. No paint, no box, no point.
Old 20 March 2010, 06:04 PM
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Sorry to read that you've had more bad luck Dylan. That really does suck . Goodluck with it all, Gareth
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Oh dear, not a good day indeed!
Old 20 March 2010, 09:42 PM
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Sorry to hear that dyl. Let me know if I can help atall.
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Sorry to hear about your car problems Dylan.

I hope you get them sorted.
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what box did you have ty52 or ty54 ?? as the 54 is a stronger box
Old 21 March 2010, 01:09 AM
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TY752.

Thinking that 6 speed is the way forward.
Old 21 March 2010, 01:20 AM
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Originally Posted by DYL 4N
TY752.

Thinking that 6 speed is the way forward.
i agree but are priced silly money at the moment

i have read many times on here that a good ty54 box think depending on model it came from can last along time and handle up to and over 400 bhp

think there are a few on sn running quite high bhp on the ty54 box with no trouble and you can pick them up alot cheaper than a 6 speed

hope you get it sorted fella
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Originally Posted by catalunya 172
what box did you have ty52 or ty54 ?? as the 54 is a stronger box
Ran a ppg kit in my TY52 housing in my old car with 350 lbft, covered 60,000 miles, many of which where on the track, have no doubt the TY54 casing is stronger, should be the casing is 4.5 kgs heavier, its all about who does the build/engineering, mine was done by Barretts Motorsport, not cheap but then you only get what you pay for.

I now use a gentleman by the name of Steve Brogden, (Prodrive Transmission Specialist), feel free to give me a shout if you need any more info.

John
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Originally Posted by Ringer4fun
Ran a ppg kit in my TY52 housing in my old car with 350 lbft, covered 60,000 miles, many of which where on the track, have no doubt the TY54 casing is stronger, should be the casing is 4.5 kgs heavier, its all about who does the build/engineering, mine was done by Barretts Motorsport, not cheap but then you only get what you pay for.

I now use a gentleman by the name of Steve Brogden, (Prodrive Transmission Specialist), feel free to give me a shout if you need any more info.

John
hi john how's it going i thought that the ppg kit could only go into the ty54 casing ??
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Originally Posted by DYL 4N
Oh and my 106 diesel has seized so I am looking for an engine for that too. If anyone knows of one?
sorry to here about your pug too

you should get a fiat cinq like mine

hope you get it sorted mate
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My car originally had a "52" in it and that went pop shortly after a remap apparently. Now has a "54" in it, fitted by Zen and the general consensus is that the "54" will take more power if driven sympathetically......just like you drive Dyl

So is the box completely shot or have you stripped a gear or broken a bearing? Would it be worth stripping your old and current boxes to see if you could build a one good one from the parts? Just a thought

Keep positive mate, if you need a hand with anything (as in lumping gearboxes around), give me a call and I'll pop over.

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Originally Posted by DYL 4N
Gearbox No. 2 has departed leaving me stranded 13 miles from home and facing a long walk home.

I am now on the look out for a 6 speed DCCD box and running gear. If anyone knows of one please let me know.

What the hell am I going to be like when I'm not running standerd power.
Stay out of the Industrial Estates .
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Originally Posted by notfub
My car originally had a "52" in it and that went pop shortly after a remap apparently. Now has a "54" in it, fitted by Zen and the general consensus is that the "54" will take more power if driven sympathetically......just like you drive Dyl

So is the box completely shot or have you stripped a gear or broken a bearing? Would it be worth stripping your old and current boxes to see if you could build a one good one from the parts? Just a thought

Keep positive mate, if you need a hand with anything (as in lumping gearboxes around), give me a call and I'll pop over.
Your car should of had a T754 in there in the first place

The T752 were used up until 98 when the T754 took over using a slightly different design with a stronger casing.

My straight cut PPG is in T752


You're looking at £2k for a 2nd hand PPG/£3k for a new PPG and £2-2.5k for a complete six speed set up with DCCD

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Old 21 March 2010, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by DannyBoy007
Your car should of had a T754 in there in the first place

The T752 were used up until 98 when the T754 took over using a slightly different design with a stronger casing.

My straight cut PPG is in T752


You're looking at £2k for a 2nd hand PPG/£3k for a new PPG and £2-2.5k for a complete six speed set up with DCCD
Mine is a pre 98 so T752 is what it should have??

Can you get a t54 with my ratios or will I need to put my ratios in it?
Old 21 March 2010, 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by DannyBoy007
Your car should of had a T754 in there in the first place

The T752 were used up until 98 when the T754 took over using a slightly different design with a stronger casing.

My straight cut PPG is in T752


You're looking at £2k for a 2nd hand PPG/£3k for a new PPG and £2-2.5k for a complete six speed set up with DCCD
Originally Posted by Blue Dragoon
Stay out of the Industrial Estates .
I had to teach the evo driver that power isn't everything and that light weight and a good launch will win everytime. Although it may have contributed to the situation I'm in now! But hay you live and learn.
Old 21 March 2010, 07:16 PM
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Yes, your's will be a T752 casing, Notfub should have had a T754 already being a bugeye

Don't take this the wrong way but your doing something wrong to break two RA gearbox's in such a short space of time. Your car isn't running massive power or torque and should cope with this no problems.

Changing gearbox for newer ones isn't a problem providing you either match your rear diff or replace the rear diff to match the final drive of the new gearbox.

Have a word with David at API, he'll give you plenty of options

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Old 21 March 2010, 07:26 PM
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I've only blow one. The other was an oil issue in that I used an anti friction additive in a LSD box = ****ed centre diff.

The second one, I didn't know the condition and was suffering from a worn syncro in third when fitted.

Also I like to drive my car as it was intended, if it costs me boxes then so be it. If I was to look after the box then there would be no point in owning a type RA.
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Gloves out.
Sorry to here about your troubles
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You should have given me ring mate when you broke down. As for choices on the new box front i think you should go for a sraight cut dog box. Should suit your driving style
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Originally Posted by wrx287
You should have given me ring mate when you broke down. As for choices on the new box front i think you should go for a sraight cut dog box. Should suit your driving style
Second that
YouTube - Subaru Straight Cut Gears
Bit noisy though....but s*d it
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Originally Posted by GMballistic
Bit noisy though....but s*d it
You have'nt heard his exhaust
Adge speed has a straight cut and 4.44 diffs for asle for around 5k. Dont know if you could just make an offer on the box.
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Can I get type ra ratios in straight cut?

Where would I get them for me to rebuild myself.

Seen that gearbox Calvin it's a Prodrive unit. If only I had the money.

I'm strugling to find much because I'm without the Internet. The only net I have is the iPhone and it ain't the best for searching Internet pages without wifi.
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Originally Posted by DYL 4N
Can I get type ra ratios in straight cut?

Where would I get them for me to rebuild myself.
I would have thought so. Imsure ive seen an RA with a straight cut on a hillclimb once with the standard ratios. Give Dave at API a ring. He will know for definate




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