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the gears are huge on this thing anyways I have recently put in this box in and i would of thought it would turn out to be a brand new box as in perfect smooth slow gear changes like a brand new car, but they are alittle notchy. Is this normal?

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well you hsvent changed or replaced the part that actually changes gear, namely the synchros. link on the "drag gears"?

Ohh HOw much are the synchros worth? Is it hard to replace them later on down the track? As in is it a big job? I dont have a link i was just told by Mark @ hills what they were and what they called. Now that you mentioned it wtf is he on about drag version?? This guy supposedly knows a whole lot of shit on GTR i cant find anything on a drag version 5 gear set. And do they use the normal 4th gear? So does that mean my old 4th gear is in there or Osgiken redone a 4th gear but used the same stock ratio? and If there is no 4th gear why do they call it 5 speed if they only give you 4 gears in the package, im confused.

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Ohh HOw much are the synchros worth? Is it hard to replace them later on down the track? As in is it a big job? I dont have a link i was just told by Mark @ hills what they were and what they called. Now that you mentioned it wtf is he on about drag version?? This guy supposedly knows a whole lot of shit on GTR i cant find anything on a drag version 5 gear set. And do they use the normal 4th gear? So does that mean my old 4th gear is in there or Osgiken redone a 4th gear but used the same stock ratio? and If there is no 4th gear why do they call it 5 speed if they only give you 4 gears in the package, im confused.

4th gear is 1:1

the gears are huge on this thing anyways I have recently put in this box in and i would of thought it would turn out to be a brand new box as in perfect smooth slow gear changes like a brand new car, but they are alittle notchy. Is this normal?

Who sold you the 'Drag Version' Box and for what price?

Who sold you the 'Drag Version' Box and for what price?

I cannot find any info on this drag version box im going to see him in a few weeks and say what are you talking about drag verion?? hills motorsport just over 4k delievered.

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