Greddy 6 speed...
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Greddy 6 speed...
I have seen this thing before and it has been out for a while and i was just wondering if anyone is runnig it? if so how do you like it and why did you get it?
http://www.rotaryextreme.com/fdindex.html
http://www.rotaryextreme.com/fdindex.html
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Originally Posted by Julian
7 grand for a six speed. Go ahead
https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/legendary-6-speed-transmission-352138/
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Originally Posted by Julian
7 grand for a six speed. Go ahead
I'll bet the 6-8 weeks delivery time is actually 6-8 months as well. That's been my experience with every "custom" part I've ordered from Japan from any vendor.
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HKS makes a gear set like the Greddy, but doesn't use the dog gears friom what i read on here.
Knowing HKS, it probably costs more too.
But what would be the real advantage of a gear set like this, isn't the input shaft the weak link in this transmission? (At very high power levels)
Knowing HKS, it probably costs more too.
But what would be the real advantage of a gear set like this, isn't the input shaft the weak link in this transmission? (At very high power levels)
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Originally Posted by Jim Swantko
Just buy a Supra.
But using a Getrag 6 speed out of a supra or Skyline has been an idea I've been toying around with for a while. I just pulled another supra tranny and I'm going to make a template and take some measurements of the input shaft and everything to see just how hard the swap would be. Those tranny's are pretty much bulletproof and wouldn't mind having one in my FD. I'll let you know how it goes.
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last time i checked the quaife 6-spd sequential crashbox was 12K. then u have to adapt it to fit the cosworth sierra bell housing. in conclusion, major cha-ching and a non-streetable box
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eeeewwwwww why?
Originally Posted by RXASSASIN7
doesnt quife make the six speed dog box for the 7's ?
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Originally Posted by Kevin T. Wyum
Did I miss some huge problem with FD tranny's
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Originally Posted by jimlab
Correction, ~$7,000 for a six speed gear set. You have to reuse your stock transmission housing, and it may have to be modified to some degree.
I'll bet the 6-8 weeks delivery time is actually 6-8 months as well. That's been my experience with every "custom" part I've ordered from Japan from any vendor.
I'll bet the 6-8 weeks delivery time is actually 6-8 months as well. That's been my experience with every "custom" part I've ordered from Japan from any vendor.
But Jim...what do you think about the knock off version on Ebay thats $150. Dont you think its just as good? Should I get it? I bet this Ebay company is the real producer of all the parts and Greddy is just buying it from them, marking it up to $7000 and putting thier sticker on it to screw all of us.
Damn, I'll have to find the link again for that tranny on Ebay......it was right next to all the bad *** used J spec engines for $1200 with 3000 miles on them.....which btw - thats a steal too!!! Its J spec for Christ's sake!!!!
You think its a good idea...should I buy it
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Originally Posted by Mdessouki
Its sad how true that is. Btw my rx-7 is goning to have a 6 speed
Originally Posted by SPOautos
But Jim...what do you think about the knock off version on Ebay thats $150. Dont you think its just as good? Should I get it?
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Originally Posted by Kevin T. Wyum
Did I miss some huge problem with FD tranny's other than the 5th gear synchro issue?
Kevin T. Wyum
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Oh, and 2nd synchro /clutch assembly was updated in early 94 to reduce the 2nd gear shifting notchiness. My car was produced after the TSB, yet the new 2nd synchro looked to be an updated part.
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Originally Posted by jimlab
No, just a huge problem with FD owners. Most of them are idiots these days.
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Originally Posted by Sickass7
why does Mr. Wyum always put his name down like he's a high profile cloumnist on every post?
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Maybe because Kevin ran a corrected 10-second quarter mile with his stock engine and clipped twins long before anyone else was even close, including good old Adam Saruwatari. Kevin's ASP Racing intercooler is still widely considered as good as it gets where SMICs are concerned. He and Jeff Littrell finished 14th overall and 9th in SSGT1 in the One Lap of America while most of the current FD owners on the forum were still having their faces wiped by their mothers (some still are). He had moved on to a custom big twin setup before most people were even getting up the nerve to move to a single turbo kit. And finally, he's been an FD owner and tuner longer than most of even the "old timers".
So... what are your credentials, Mr. Jeffrey S. Johnson?
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Originally Posted by jimlab
So... what are your credentials, Mr. Jeffrey S. Johnson?
But to his defense, it's because, "Pimpin' ain't easy"!
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