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hey guys long story short,

i bought a r32 gtst auto (moved up the ranks into the nissan world previously into the rolla's) and started doing a manual conversion, i was sold the wrong parts and now they dont fit ;)

i started this thread beacuse i sick of getting screwed around so i wanted to know all the interchangable parts for the r32 gtst for example the master cylinder is the 180sx interchangable or the manual pedal box what oter car besides the r32 does it also fit. As r32 manual stuff is so freakn hard to find these days.

but yea please dont flame me alive beacuse i tried searching the forums and found one useful link about auto to manual conversion started by "gaffa".

any help woild be apreciated

thanks

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im doing the conversion atm, ive researched and been told i need>

Manual gear box

manual tail shaft, (their diff size apparently lol)

clutch pedal

manual brake pedal, or just shop the old 1, they too long sideways lol

clutch master cylinder with that metal hose and the push thingy on the gear box

clutch

flywheel

thats about it, from what i no

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