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Would you believe it!!
Well the cars been back on the road for about two weeks after changing the gearbox. I've gone and damaged another one, oops. Little crunchy into first and second and wont go into fourth at high revs. Quite frustrating as the car is running standard power, PPG is rather expensive and i've read reports of people still stripping gears.
Does anyone have any info on making stronger boxes possibly making 1st and 2nd stronger as I enjoy launching the car from time to time
Im on the hunt for a TY754 gearbox casing if anyone has one or possibly a working gearbox with box code TY754VN1AA or TY754VN4AA if the price is right.
Does anyone have any info on making stronger boxes possibly making 1st and 2nd stronger as I enjoy launching the car from time to time
Im on the hunt for a TY754 gearbox casing if anyone has one or possibly a working gearbox with box code TY754VN1AA or TY754VN4AA if the price is right.
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Oh gutted for you fella. I would this thread in the drivetrain section. An option is to change 1st and 2nd gears for PPG's. Have you checked the clutch fluid oil? Perhaps the clutch isn't disengaging.
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Im going to give it a look over this weekend, need to change the manifold gaskets anyways. I dont think its the clutch though unfortunatly as there was plenty of fluid 2 weeks ago when I changed the box
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Been looking at those merv, need to find more details on the fitting of them and ratios but that could be an option.
Got a gearset for cheap so may make a box and change it for now, but im running standard uk power cough 200 cough bhp lol and i've just gone through two boxes in about 3 weeks, somethings not right
Got a gearset for cheap so may make a box and change it for now, but im running standard uk power cough 200 cough bhp lol and i've just gone through two boxes in about 3 weeks, somethings not right
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I bust my old uk box and had it replaced with a newage box. Supposed to be a bit a strong.
An STI box is stronger than the WRX/UK boxes and may be a better option for you. you just need to sort out the rear diff to match.
If you're feelng flush, scoobyclinic have just delevoped there own gear kit and are stronger again than the PPG's, Not cheap, around £2.5K though
An STI box is stronger than the WRX/UK boxes and may be a better option for you. you just need to sort out the rear diff to match.
If you're feelng flush, scoobyclinic have just delevoped there own gear kit and are stronger again than the PPG's, Not cheap, around £2.5K though
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Pretty sure i've put 75w90 in, that should be fine shouldn't it ?
Yea Dan I was reading the info on that the other night, for the power im running though I really cant warrant that sort of money at the moment. I went from the classic gearbox to the 2004 wrx gearbox. Maybe i'll keep my eyes peeled for a box and diff from an sti, i've changed the box once its actually quite an easy job if you take your time.
Yea Dan I was reading the info on that the other night, for the power im running though I really cant warrant that sort of money at the moment. I went from the classic gearbox to the 2004 wrx gearbox. Maybe i'll keep my eyes peeled for a box and diff from an sti, i've changed the box once its actually quite an easy job if you take your time.
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to run your power and have 2 boxes go in a short space of time you must be doing something wrong in either driving or fitting ... or that the box you bought had been thrashed
if buying a new box i would make sure you know what miles etc.. it has done and as said the sti box is good bet with a good oil like motul
if buying a new box i would make sure you know what miles etc.. it has done and as said the sti box is good bet with a good oil like motul
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to run your power and have 2 boxes go in a short space of time you must be doing something wrong in either driving or fitting ... or that the box you bought had been thrashed
if buying a new box i would make sure you know what miles etc.. it has done and as said the sti box is good bet with a good oil like motul
if buying a new box i would make sure you know what miles etc.. it has done and as said the sti box is good bet with a good oil like motul
Reading that back, that sounds like my driving but surely they are built to take it being awd
What during the fitting may cause problems? I was suprised at how seemless it all went.
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Dan I would probably say about 4.5 to 5k but as Dylan stated 18" wheels, that did cross my mind lol
Nice to meet you Dylan had a good old chin wag, felt like an old woman when I'd left and looked at the time. Fingers crossed with simons car!
Theres an Exedy Clutch in there which is slightly uprated compared to the standard clutch.
Nice to meet you Dylan had a good old chin wag, felt like an old woman when I'd left and looked at the time. Fingers crossed with simons car!
Theres an Exedy Clutch in there which is slightly uprated compared to the standard clutch.
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if your going to launch it as stated 18 wheels not the best and if you do drive like that im sure you will go through more unless you get an uprated box like ppg or 6 speed etc.. as the 5 speed standard boxes are not strong enough to take the abuse
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Dan I would probably say about 4.5 to 5k but as Dylan stated 18" wheels, that did cross my mind lol
Nice to meet you Dylan had a good old chin wag, felt like an old woman when I'd left and looked at the time. Fingers crossed with simons car!
Theres an Exedy Clutch in there which is slightly uprated compared to the standard clutch.
Nice to meet you Dylan had a good old chin wag, felt like an old woman when I'd left and looked at the time. Fingers crossed with simons car!
Theres an Exedy Clutch in there which is slightly uprated compared to the standard clutch.
Thanks for your efforts there Guy's - Much appreciated !!!
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Na im good with my own car thank you this is just a little hiccup, this one is only the box and it all still runs fine so it will do me for now whilst I look into it all
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did you fully bleed the clutch as not doing this properly will lead to exactly what has happened to your gearbox, gears feel very notchy when going in or maybe wont go in at all maybe even lots of grinding when engaging, properly bleeding the clutch should really help you, you need to physically push the air out of the cylinder as just pumping the clutch pedal wont get all the air out although the clutch pedal will feel fine