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The parts will cost $1200 - $1300, plus whatever you want to spend if your gunna upgrade the clutch.

Labour = free if DIY, or about $5- 800 if you pay someone to do it.

If you know what your doing, you can get it done in 10-12 hours.

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thats a bit much. I know of ppl that will do all of it for $1200 - $1300. depending on if the clutch is upgraded or not. Just ring around and go with what you can afford. Im doing the same once i get the R32 4dr once this stupid loan goes through.

As R32FOURDOOR said try Z imports, my mate got his done there and it was a great job.

Good luck champ

  • 2 weeks later...

People at Z imports Quoted me for my R33 S2 from auto to manual converion to be 1,400 with super ogranic clutch. (price will vary on Clutch u choose etc)

The cost includes installation etc... trans coversions at Z-imports are a common thing. Good people too

www.z-imports.com

Edited by shorty_01
ive got an rb20 gearbox you can have for $200....second gear syncro is fairly worn though...

Hey Ryan, I may be interested in this if u still have it. I dont suppose u have and engine package to go with it?! :(

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