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Old 11-18-08, 05:08 PM
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ajaajajajaj all this confusion driving me crazy
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we snapped those axles twice oh man that got us pissed
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Originally Posted by crispeed
That's very possible and have been done using 300m but it's still very limited to the stock dimensions which really is the problem. Even with the stronger shaft what's going to stop gear breakage in the tranny. You will be only moving up the chain to the next weak link and wasting $$$$ in the process like others have done before. Just give in and do it right in the first place like some record holders have been doing as of late.

I agree the FD transmission is a weak point. I guess since most of the issues I see are with those making much more hp than my self, and since my freshly rebuilt and cryo’d tranny made it 1.5 passes ( 1 soft run and a burnout) before the tail shaft snapped I figure I might aw well rebuild it since I picked up a main shaft a few months ago.

My tail shaft snapped when it appears the tranny appeared to move (now have transmission brace right below the tail shaft) you can see the Candy Cane-ing in the pic




Who produced, had one made? I never saw anyone with one. How much?


I realize its all just a means to a end, the axles are a no-brainer so they will be in by the spring season begins, coming up with 4500 to get a gforce is a whole nother issue.

But if I could get the tranny to last a whole season on my little 465hp, then next winter go g force it might be easier to budget.

Would the case flex be that bad?

Thanks for any info
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Old 11-19-08, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Bacon
I agree the FD transmission is a weak point. I guess since most of the issues I see are with those making much more hp than my self, and since my freshly rebuilt and cryo’d tranny made it 1.5 passes ( 1 soft run and a burnout) before the tail shaft snapped I figure I might aw well rebuild it since I picked up a main shaft a few months ago.

My tail shaft snapped when it appears the tranny appeared to move (now have transmission brace right below the tail shaft) you can see the Candy Cane-ing in the pic




Who produced, had one made? I never saw anyone with one. How much?


I realize its all just a means to a end, the axles are a no-brainer so they will be in by the spring season begins, coming up with 4500 to get a gforce is a whole nother issue.

But if I could get the tranny to last a whole season on my little 465hp, then next winter go g force it might be easier to budget.

Would the case flex be that bad?

Thanks for any info
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You don't need $4500 for a G-Force. You could do the cheaper and much better suited for a street car setup and use the G-Force T-5.





Dog ring straight cut.


Dog ring helical for less noise.
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Yes You Can...

And i have one for sale if anyone's interested.. I have the adapter plate and stock T5 Tranny.. All you need to buy is the gforce gearset... i believe they sell it somewhere around $1700
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Is there a company that makes the adapter plate or are all those custom, 1-off?
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My FD is strictly Drag, just a cage, Aluminum Dash, Switch panel. I’m way light in the HP category, but I’m not trying to break any records , just love racing
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Is there a company that makes the adapter plate or are all those custom, 1-off?
Yeah.. Kennedy makes them.. I got one that's been sitting on the shelf for about 4 years now.. I was planning the dog box T5 a long time ago but threw in the towel and got a liberty...
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good info here.
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Actually, great info in here!!

Cris, whats the most power would you put on one of the g-force T5? What other mods do you have to do to get this thing to work? Can you supply this setup?
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Originally Posted by Indian
Actually, great info in here!!

Cris, whats the most power would you put on one of the g-force T5? What other mods do you have to do to get this thing to work? Can you supply this setup?
It's not so much power. It's the torque...
The G-Force T5's are holding upto about 800ftlbs in 3300lb cars..
So i would say a mazda would have a hard time breaking one..
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Originally Posted by Indian
Actually, great info in here!!

Cris, whats the most power would you put on one of the g-force T5? What other mods do you have to do to get this thing to work? Can you supply this setup?
G-force got the entire package for a rotary. It comes with an adapter for the T2 bellhousing. Also for an FD the shifter placement is way too forward but there are ways around that. A couple of certain factory applications place the shifter rearward for an easier fit. It's just a matter of swapping tail housings.

Check this installation out in a FD.
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ight=Gforce+t5

Video link of the box in action.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...42404832&hl=en

The tailhousing I mentioned above.


The nissan version of the tailhousing.


Common location

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oh man, thanks. I'm gonna jump all over this
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Ah yes, i remember why i didn't look any further into this. I don't think i could deal with that shifter location.
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What Nissan's did that T5 come in?
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Originally Posted by 13B-RX3
What Nissan's did that T5 come in?
280z's turbo version.
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Ah yes, i remember why i didn't look any further into this. I don't think i could deal with that shifter location.
I guess dealinng with broken drivetrain parts is the better option!
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Well, for now it is, since i don't break too much and i'm still trying to keep it a "street car." We'll see how long that lasts.
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Originally Posted by crispeed
G-force got the entire package for a rotary. It comes with an adapter for the T2 bellhousing. Also for an FD the shifter placement is way too forward but there are ways around that. A couple of certain factory applications place the shifter rearward for an easier fit. It's just a matter of swapping tail housings.
Wait, im confused. (and a little slow lol)

So G force has a kit for the FD? Or they just have shafts for the T5 that match up with the rotary?
How come Ernie spent 4600 on his (dub question, I know he has a money tree in his backyard)

I think I’m looking for a turn-key solution, I always suck piecing stuff together, I spend to much, and always finish last LOL

Thanks
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Originally Posted by zinx
Ah yes, i remember why i didn't look any further into this. I don't think i could deal with that shifter location.

Shifter location is same as stock on my G101, just 2" to the left. Not a big deal at all though.
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I replaced my broken axle yesterday in my cold *** garage. I decided to take her out for a spin at a local hang out spot but the rear was making noise, it had a LOUD whining. Today I drove to my friends shop and took everything apart. Turns out the pinion gear has a chip in it. Maybe a piece of the axle fell in, I'm not sure.

Either way I am ordering my new axles, the ErnieT special from http://www.Enzo-Racing.com in Long Island. He knows the guys from Driveshaftshop pretty well so if you guys need a set, get them from him. I also sold my current axles (the entire assembly) for $500 to offset the cost a bit.

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