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bechopps

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In the near future I'll be increasing the performance in the stag. I have been doing some research and people seem to think that the standard auto is not up for the extra power. I would like to know how people have fix this issue.

I am especially interested if any one has manage a auto to manual conversion? If so , what was involve and would they do any thing different? Your advice would be appreciated!

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bigkevracer Grand Master

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Since it's an M35, have you looked at the Shift Kit Jetwreck is offering?

There is no auto to manual conversion at the moment, but if you do a search you'll find out all the info. There is a lot of info on this.

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Would be good to do a group investment on producing a manual conversion kit.....would benefit us all as making 1 off's is just not economical!.....e.g. would be good to draw up and product at least 3-4 bellhousing's at once

How much HP are you chasing...I am thinking the auto with the Transgo kit is good for about 300AWKW's!

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So is anyone doing the Shift Kit in Adelaide yet?

If you can take your car off the road for a couple of days and are capable of undoing a couple of bolts I can do the VB and send back to you!

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If you can take your car off the road for a couple of days and are capable of undoing a couple of bolts I can do the VB and send back to you!

Hmm, I am by no means a mechanic but should be able to "undo a couple of bolts". This is moving down my list now as I will probably be doing some body work due to a car park scrape.

However, I will PM you when I get ready, hopefully you will still be doing them then????

Did I read somewhere about $300 ?

Cheers

Jidge

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Jetwreck

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Hmm, I am by no means a mechanic but should be able to "undo a couple of bolts". This is moving down my list now as I will probably be doing some body work due to a car park scrape.

However, I will PM you when I get ready, hopefully you will still be doing them then????

Did I read somewhere about $300 ?

Cheers

Jidge

about $245 for the kit depending on the exchange rate......and $250 for the fit out to your VB including shipping via TNT to and fro(metro areas...so up to $25 each way).

a total of $495.

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