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hay guys

im thinking about getting an 1s300 lexus as a run around but they are all auto and i prefer manual. what would need to be done to convert it to manual

obviously i would need

a gearbox

clutch

clutch master cylinder

pedal box assembly etc

but what gearbox would i use

would i need to modify the tunnel

would i need to modify the tailshaft

i was told that it is a na supra motor in them so could i just use a supra gearbox

thanks

julz

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deano im well aware of what kind of forum i am posting on here im not exactly a new member mate.

i also asked in the general car section

im sure not everyone here has a skyline also

anyone else actually able to help out??

thanks

julz

R154 gearbox gets used for the 1s300 when the 2jz motor goes in pretty sure it is compatibile onto the standard engines as well, failing that use the 1s200 gearbox or buy the 1s200 will be a little cheaper and better on fuel

well i work for lexus.. ill have a chat to the boys at work tomorrow and see if the IS200 gearbox will fit onto the IS300 engine as they do come in manual.

will let u know what i find out

thanks buddy

R154 gearbox gets used for the 1s300 when the 2jz motor goes in pretty sure it is compatibile onto the standard engines as well, failing that use the 1s200 gearbox or buy the 1s200 will be a little cheaper and better on fuel

dont want a 200 otherwise i wouldnt be having this conversation lol

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