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hey guys, well basically the auto gearbox in my cefiro has been slipping since i bought it ( 2 weeks ago) and now has just shat 3rd gear while i was driving along and i need to change the auto asap

my first question is

1) will a automatic box from a r32 gtst rb20det skyline fit with no modification

2) are the turbo gearboxes any better then the non turbo and are they both 3 speed

3) will the r32 turbo box operate as normal with the cefiro's standard computer

and dont just say to me go manual because its a daily driver and im waiting for the rb20e to blow up and for a manual console and hand brake to show up

cheers

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