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You can't just lower the gearbox rear mount or the line of the universals won't be parallel.

Sometimes a CV style joint can cope with misalignment where the same setup using standard universal joints would vibrate terribly.

(I presume the joint on the gearbox is a universal)

Suggest you chat with a driveline specialist.

If you need to lower the gearbox mount you'd be advised to look at lowering the engine mounts as much as you can too. and then probably looking at the height of the centre bearing mount also. That way you minimise the angle in the first place, then mitigate its effect by spreading it between both ends of the tailshaft.

That said....how is this necessary? The VG gearbox is the same basic box as the RB25DET box. I (and many other peeps) have RB25DET box in R32 without problems. Are you transplanting a VG30 into your car? If you are, have you considered giving yourself an uppercut?

I've got a vh41de sitting in there using a 300zx box. the motor is as low as it can sit. I would have thought it would clear the tunnel easily as I did have a 25 motor and box in it before. They are similar but different casings as the shifter setup is different

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