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Piggaz Grand Master

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Interested to hear what people think of a 34 box vs standard 32 box strength

When I asked Terry at Award about this he said forget it. It won't last. He fixes "heaps of them"

However, you don't hear many busting. Who knows :/

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On 2/12/2015 at 3:16 PM, Stixbnr32 said:

Hey ya,

Since my engine is now built i was thinking of upgrading my drivetrain.

I can pickup a brand new Nismo Conversion kit of the R32 to the 6spd R34 Getrag.

This kit includes

1) Getrag 6spd

2) Transfer case

3) Twin plate nismo super coppermix clutch

4) Front prop shaft

5) Cross member

6) Shift knob.

I can get this for about $8000 USD and the thing I like is it will have 0 km's on them.

What is everyones thoughts? Im thinking eventually I will need a new clutch (not required yet) and my transfer case is 25 years old and my gear box as well. So if I rebuild/strengthen these I am looking at not much more for the getrag.

Also I have heard the 4.111 ratios of the r32 and the 6spd make for abit of fun?????

I'm a fair bit late to this topic.. however I would love to know where I can pick up this upgrade package.. 

T.I.A.

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1 hour ago, admS15 said:

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