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so basically your driving it like a nana 9.9 hours out of 10?

i mean a few nights @ the drags, or a few circuit days and they literally fall apart, and thats not unreasonable treatment either.

That to me is a POOR gearbox design because they cant handle even the above which is no great workload

I could make 500rwkw and use a S15 box. But give it ONE iota of work other than a dyno, see ya gearbox

another thing to condsider, some people don't like 6 speed's because the gears are shorter and u have to shift more... It might be a neat idea, but reliability problems with the s15 box aside, do you actually need it? is it worth the expense?

  R31Nismoid said:
so basically your driving it like a nana 9.9 hours out of 10?

i mean a few nights @ the drags, or a few circuit days and they literally fall apart, and thats not unreasonable treatment either.

That to me is a POOR gearbox design because they cant handle even the above which is no great workload

I could make 500rwkw and use a S15 box. But give it ONE iota of work other than a dyno, see ya gearbox

Yes thats right, I drive like a nanna.

I use the clutch when I change gears.

I dont shift over the redline of the motor.

I dont do burnouts

f**k you're a wanker.

lets try again...

how much does an s15 weigh?

how much does his r33 (I presume) weigh?

how much power does an sr20det produce?

how much power does an rb25det produce?

You said you recomended 'keep the rb25 box'...

There are people who have had no problems with lots of power through an s15 6 speed. Lucky them, they are a minority. And the rb25 can put out more than an sr20, if only because of 500 extra cc's.

This thread was interesting, but the point was made long ago. Fit or not, it would be an expensive excercies in pointlessnes.

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