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Yeah ive done a couple, mostly behind SR20's with a sr-rb adapter but yes a GTR box will bolt up fine you just need to cut the output section off for the front drive shaft.

you will also need R32 gtr tailshaft and a custom gearbox mount (very simple)

i have attached pics of the modified Transfer, i have one laying around somewhere if you get stuck.

also included a pic of the SR20 to RB20 gearbox housings i keep.

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Yeah ive done a couple, mostly behind SR20's with a sr-rb adapter but yes a GTR box will bolt up fine you just need to cut the output section off for the front drive shaft.

you will also need R32 gtr tailshaft and a custom gearbox mount (very simple)

i have attached pics of the modified Transfer, i have one laying around somewhere if you get stuck.

also included a pic of the SR20 to RB20 gearbox housings i keep.

What is that SR to RB adapter? Is it just a standard SR bellhousing or is it a custom part that's been modified to fit?

Ben

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