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How did you kill the gearbox? It's a newish car after all?

Bro tip: stop racing r32's for maximum gearbox life :P

 

Torque blew out the bearing and it's more cost effective to replace the gearbox then replace the bearing, also chance gear may be bent slightly so cost would be even more. got a quote on 2nd hand box for $1500 new box is $6k well $5k with trade discount

It's a 06 model and has 140xxxk's on it, it's not exactly new and the extra torque doesn't help

 

hey ayayron

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it's false that they don't bite, they can and make you nauseous from it

   

Torque blew out the bearing and it's more cost effective to replace the gearbox then replace the bearing, also chance gear may be bent slightly so cost would be even more. got a quote on 2nd hand box for $1500 new box is $6k well $5k with trade discount

It's a 06 model and has 140xxxk's on it, it's not exactly new and the extra torque doesn't help

   

it's false that they don't bite, they can and make you nauseous from it

Lol did not know. Will keep that it mind!

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