auto tranny to manual swap
12-05-03, 09:18 PM
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auto tranny to manual swap
Please help. I have a 88 gxl auto,swaping the automatic tranny to manual. The support don't fit, how do I get it to fit?. Is there a kit for it?.Thanks
12-05-03, 10:33 PM
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OK thats his screen name, go to search, put it in "search for member" or something like that (it is the search box on the right).
Then find his name in a thread, and under were anyone posts it says "PM" (meaning private mesage) And you can get ahold of him like that.
But if you are putting a manual tranny into an auto, as long as you use the auto tranny's cross member it should bolt straight to the regulat mount, because I am pretty sure they are all the same.
Then find his name in a thread, and under were anyone posts it says "PM" (meaning private mesage) And you can get ahold of him like that.
But if you are putting a manual tranny into an auto, as long as you use the auto tranny's cross member it should bolt straight to the regulat mount, because I am pretty sure they are all the same.
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Yes, you need what's called a "crossmember adapter." Kevin Landers used to offer one for a reasonable price, but I understand now that he no longer does this. He does, however, have instructions on how to make one here( http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/5speed.html ). I'm sure with a little more poking around, you can find someone who makes them prefabricated for you. Good luck with the swap!
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12-05-03, 10:48 PM
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Originally posted by MtnRacer
Yes, you need what's called a "crossmember adapter." Kevin Landers used to offer one for a reasonable price, but I understand now that he no longer does this. He does, however, have instructions on how to make one here( http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/5speed.html ). I'm sure with a little more poking around, you can find someone who makes them prefabricated for you. Good luck with the swap!
Steve
Yes, you need what's called a "crossmember adapter." Kevin Landers used to offer one for a reasonable price, but I understand now that he no longer does this. He does, however, have instructions on how to make one here( http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/5speed.html ). I'm sure with a little more poking around, you can find someone who makes them prefabricated for you. Good luck with the swap!
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12-05-03, 10:49 PM
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Originally posted by Kenteth
i think its either aztech or rotary engineering enthusiasts or something like that, that sellhim. but if you pm roninautobox he will have the link, i can't seem to find it
i think its either aztech or rotary engineering enthusiasts or something like that, that sellhim. but if you pm roninautobox he will have the link, i can't seem to find it
http://www.seriousre.com/
I don't think their website shopping cart thing works, so you'll have to email the guy to say you want to buy something. I think he was asking around $50 or so.
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