6 speed conversion
22 February 2012, 12:16 PM
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6 speed conversion
Hi evryone,
I'm looking for a 6 speed conversion complete set up for my 96STI. I want a UK box non DCCD.
Iv got £1500 if anyone knows of a good one going for that sort of money please let me know.
Thanks Richard.
I'm looking for a 6 speed conversion complete set up for my 96STI. I want a UK box non DCCD.
Iv got £1500 if anyone knows of a good one going for that sort of money please let me know.
Thanks Richard.
22 February 2012, 01:02 PM
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MIGHT get one for that.
Mine was £1800 off ebay two and a half years ago.
Don't forget to get all the bits:
Box, drive shafts, diffs, cradle, all linkages, gearknob, and I was told to get starter and also to make sure that the clutch cylinder was in place.
One here, (to which I have no links): http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/subaru-imp...item4600fe9910
FULL KITS seem to start at this level. There are others on the bay.
Mine was £1800 off ebay two and a half years ago.
Don't forget to get all the bits:
Box, drive shafts, diffs, cradle, all linkages, gearknob, and I was told to get starter and also to make sure that the clutch cylinder was in place.
One here, (to which I have no links): http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/subaru-imp...item4600fe9910
FULL KITS seem to start at this level. There are others on the bay.
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22 February 2012, 01:09 PM
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If i were you i would have a go in a 6 speed before going that route, some folks can;t stand the ratio's on them as well as the feel of them when changing gear.
22 February 2012, 01:36 PM
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Is it a semi-automatic i.e. are you nursing a semi. 
Don't forget the PPG 5-sp gearset with the OEM-like gear spacing (albeit the OEM New Age 6-sp replacement route is allegedly the strongest - and cheapest).
Plus Scooby Clinic do 'their own' uprated 5-sp gearsets.
Don't forget the PPG 5-sp gearset with the OEM-like gear spacing (albeit the OEM New Age 6-sp replacement route is allegedly the strongest - and cheapest).
Plus Scooby Clinic do 'their own' uprated 5-sp gearsets.
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I loved my uk 6 speed box when I had mine, but I just wish id of got either a fozzy 6 speed box or a later 6 speed with longer 4th gear to avoid an extra change on the drag strip. If your not draggin tho, a 6 speed makes fir a good all round package IMO.
22 February 2012, 09:46 PM
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i drive both on regular ocations, i prefer my ppg to the 6 speed any day of the week. always changign gear, gearbox is clunky etc etc
admitedly alot of it is personal choice
22 February 2012, 10:33 PM
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My 5 speed is notch anyway. I have driven a 6 speed and thought it was ok. Scooby Clinic quoted me 3K for their 5 speed which I thought pricey and a 6 speed should be stronger.
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thanks scott@scoobyspares pm me for any more details
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