FD Gearbox into FC
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FD Gearbox into FC
Here are some pics of the adapter plate I had made to allow for the length difference between the FD and FC gearbox. Fot the rear end, I made up another plate for the mounting.
First off,I had the plate cut out, at the local plate cutter usingwater jet, then sent it to my engineer with both FC and FD bellhousing so he could replicate the pattern.
Have got the digital file if anyone is interested in one of these.
First off,I had the plate cut out, at the local plate cutter usingwater jet, then sent it to my engineer with both FC and FD bellhousing so he could replicate the pattern.
Have got the digital file if anyone is interested in one of these.
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Why?
We managed to get get a whole lot of the FD boxes from an importer, so decided to give one a go, and the ratio's more to my liking than the FC box.
As for the other reasons, unless I had an FC box rebuilt I don't think I'd buy one second hand, I would from an importer, but the FD boxes a bit younger and hopefully not as thrashed as an FC box I could get second hand.
As for the other reasons, unless I had an FC box rebuilt I don't think I'd buy one second hand, I would from an importer, but the FD boxes a bit younger and hopefully not as thrashed as an FC box I could get second hand.
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internals
I'm pretty sure the FD and FC TII gearboxes are of the same type, if it's the gear ratios that you want, then why not swap the FD internals into the FD box?
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Or you could use the FD tranny in it's entirety and swap to an FD clutch. That'd solve the issues with input shaft length not matching up with the FC bellhousing, or just have the input shaft machined down to length, if there's enough material there to do that.
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s6 gearbox bolts straight up to the fc 13b, im running one at the moment, just had to lengthen the driveshaft and cut off some meat to the left of the shifter for it to fit in the tunnel, its probably not worth the hassle of what your doing, infact I would prefer a s5 box now as my s6 one isnt that good and i dont like the pull type clutch
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I think it is "ballsy"!..that someone actually took a lemon and made Lemonade..I'm always trying to think outside the box..and doing with What I have..This guy didn't have a Decent Transmission so he "made one",with what he had!!..you Sir deserve: the Golf clap!..clap,clap,clap,clap Bravo!....(send me a Kangaroo!,,lol~)..woops Auckland.not Australia!..sorry..Send me ..somethin!..haha!
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It only works if your names doesn't start with the letter "J"! :P
Side note, the Kouki FC turbo trans should have the same ratios as the FD box.
The OP does have a legit reason for doing this.
The thread is almost a year old. :P
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Side note, the Kouki FC turbo trans should have the same ratios as the FD box.
The OP does have a legit reason for doing this.
The thread is almost a year old. :P
-Ted
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Some more info on this subject:
SuperNow sells an adaptor kit like this guy made. You can find it for a little over $500.
Their reason for making one is that it is easier to find rebuild parts for an FD trans, especially as the cars continue to age. Make of that what you will, but the option is there.
SuperNow sells an adaptor kit like this guy made. You can find it for a little over $500.
Their reason for making one is that it is easier to find rebuild parts for an FD trans, especially as the cars continue to age. Make of that what you will, but the option is there.
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