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Turbo 5 Speed Gearbox P/C

Flywheel

Heavy Duty Pressure Plate and Clutch in great order

Clutch and Brake pedals

Gearbox Master and Slave cylinders

Manual Tailshaft - front half

Crossmember

Gear lever

be quick - $1200. No Offers Pick Up Only

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Hey mate, any problems with the box itself? Oil leaks, difficutly changing gears, damage from removal etc....reason for sale? good price though so am interested to hear back asap...

thanks

Gearbox perfect no leaks or synco issues. I bought my son's R33 and converting it back to an Auto. Any other questions you can call me on 0403829350

  • 2 weeks later...
Does this fit a rb20 ?..

into a r32 ..

?

thanks, sorry, kinda new to skylines

could if u wanted a stronger box. yes will work, also good option if you want to upgrade to rb25 or 6 later down track. will need to mod speedo drive tho.

bazz: split the electronic speedo sensor?

  • 5 months later...
  • 4 weeks later...

bump, The box thats included in the kit is actually a rb20det gearbox not a rb25.

The kit has everything there however and works perfectly to convert into a r33, as I had it in a r33 previously.

Price drop accordingly to 700 bucks.

  • 2 weeks later...

bump, The box thats included in the kit is actually a rb20det gearbox not a rb25.

The kit has everything there however and works perfectly to convert into a r33, as I had it in a r33 previously.

Price drop accordingly to 700 bucks.

SOLD..............................



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