FS: Liberty Gear built FD transmission

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Drivetrain

12-25-20, 04:47 PM | Replies: 5 | Views: 1598
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  • Price
    $2,200
  • Location Los Angeles, CA, 91207, USA
  • Condition Used
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Make Model Year
Mazda RX-7 1993 - 2002
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Up for sale is my near new Liberty built FD transmission. 3rd and 4th gears are face plated, the rest of the gears are still OEM synchro. Every gear/hub/slider/synchro has been refurbished. new OEM seals. Cryo treated, thermal stabilization and shot peen. JDM 5th gear. Billet mainshaft of course. Has approximately 800 miles of use. No issues whatsoever currently. I did initially have an issue with second gear which I sent the trans back to liberty under warranty to correct with a new hub/slider. Transmission is still under Liberty's warranty (contact paul at liberty for details).  Took nearly 6 months to receive this transmission from time of ordering. 

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Located in Los Angeles 

Old 12-27-20, 01:27 PM
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This is the only pictures I have currently. Once it is off the car I will post updated pictures
Old 12-27-20, 02:19 PM
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how does it feel shifting the 3&4 face plated gears? if I understand correctly this removes the synchros and uses a something similar to dog engagement?
Old 12-29-20, 05:04 PM
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That is correct in a sense. You still clutch to shift however the shift is nearly instantaneous. If you double clutch, there isnt any kick/noise and the shift is seamless. It does give a mild kick with a metallic sound when you shift "normally". It takes a bit of adapting however once you get used to it its certainly something you drive every day with added noise.
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Didn't even know that this was for sale...... someone is happy
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