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I have an Automatic Transmission for sale out of a Series 1 RB25DET. It is in excellent condition and was originally purchased with a view to building it up to handle future mods.

Future mods are no longer going ahead so now it is just taking up room. Comes with drive shaft, stall converter and auto shifter.

I did have an asking price off $400 - but have since dropped it to $300 as it has to go.

I can be contacted on 0421 374 178 or [email protected] or [email protected]

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I know this might be a very dumb question, but can you get some sort of adapter plate and drive shaft adapter to bolt this to an S15/200SX SR20? Anyone know about doing this?

Knore - I got this from a guy up the coast who converted his auto R33 into a manual. From memory his car was a 1993 model series 1 with about 50k on the clock.

Nightcrawler - Not sure on that one, gove mercury motorsport a call and talk to trent. He has done a lot of work on 200's and he'll have a pretty good idea. Mercury is located at Wilston.

Anyone else who is interested can be sent pics of all the peices.

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