HKS 6 Speed Dogbox
02-24-11, 08:33 PM
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HKS 6 Speed Dogbox
Hey I've done a search and have had issues finding the information I'm looking for.
I'm importing a car from Japan(I'm in Canada) and one of the ones I'm looking at has a 6 Speed HKS Dogbox. From what I've heard and read these do require a overhaul everyone in a while yet I cant find any info onto what this rebuild actually requires and how often it has to be done.
I don't have a part number and I dont know if this is the sequential version or the regular H pattern.
Ive tried searching HKS USA and cant find any info on there and HKS Japan is extremely hard to navigate for me.
Any help would be appreciated thanks.
I'm importing a car from Japan(I'm in Canada) and one of the ones I'm looking at has a 6 Speed HKS Dogbox. From what I've heard and read these do require a overhaul everyone in a while yet I cant find any info onto what this rebuild actually requires and how often it has to be done.
I don't have a part number and I dont know if this is the sequential version or the regular H pattern.
Ive tried searching HKS USA and cant find any info on there and HKS Japan is extremely hard to navigate for me.
Any help would be appreciated thanks.
02-24-11, 09:02 PM
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In the HKS Japan site, it says that for the GT-R H pattern tranny it requires it to be rebuild every 3000 km.
The only way you are going to find out for sure is to get a part number and call HKS.
The only way you are going to find out for sure is to get a part number and call HKS.
02-25-11, 07:57 AM
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"HKS 6 Speed Dogbox"
RUN
as fast as you can.
unless:
the car is never street driven
you already have extensive (positive) experience driving a car with NO synchronizers
you enjoy working on transmissions monthly
you don't mind spending $3000-4000 each time
you have confidence you can actually buy the replacement parts
howard
RUN
as fast as you can.
unless:
the car is never street driven
you already have extensive (positive) experience driving a car with NO synchronizers
you enjoy working on transmissions monthly
you don't mind spending $3000-4000 each time
you have confidence you can actually buy the replacement parts
howard
02-25-11, 10:07 PM
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Should find http://www.holinger.com.au/index.php made the box for HKS, if you can't get bits easily locally and Japanese isn't your forte.
Usually worth around au10k and up, in H pattern second-hand if you want to ship it here!
Usually worth around au10k and up, in H pattern second-hand if you want to ship it here!
