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hi,

as topic states.

Came out of my Cefiro as I did a manual conversion. Worked perfectly till the day it was taken out. No unusual noises, knocking or slipping gears.

Comes with drive plate and auto box complete.

Located in South Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne.

$150.00ono

thanks

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hi,

as topic states.

Came out of my Cefiro as I did a manual conversion. Worked perfectly till the day it was taken out. No unusual noises, knocking or slipping gears.

Comes with drive plate and auto box complete.

Located in South Eastern Suburbs of Melbourne.

$150.00ono

thanks

Excuse my ignorance about the technicalities of this auto

I gather its a 4 speed out of a turbo skyline

I have a rb30 motor I an putting in a Bedford van and because of the extra weight

have been told a turbo box being stronger would be better

does this box bolt straight up to the rb30 motor

also is the convertor made for higher revs so I would have to replace it with a non turbo configeration

If you can answer these questions it would be much apprectiated

finally I live in Adelaide so freight would be involved so bo you have any idea of dimensions

and weight of crated item and even better approx freight costs

thanks Crowsss

auto skyline boxes have a torkconvertor thats pretty low

only a stall of 2000rpm

and yeah it will fit upto a rb30 no probs

theres your answer I guess.

dimensions and weight im not too sure. i can measure it but weight....your guess would be as good as mine.

for a courier thats cheap try VICFAST.

thanks

Edited by gHeTTo_GiRL

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