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RE: trany swap
ORIGINAL: 95neonriceeater
well you dont need the STS, they dont even make them anymore for 1st gens
then i'm pretty sure you can just use a regular jack for the transmission
and the auto TB is better anyway
so theres a few dollars gone
well you dont need the STS, they dont even make them anymore for 1st gens
then i'm pretty sure you can just use a regular jack for the transmission
and the auto TB is better anyway
so theres a few dollars gone
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07-31-2007, 08:54 AM
RE: trany swap
ORIGINAL: Jr. Mechanic
Boy, it cost more than I thought it does, I hope I am able to find a doner car when I do my swap, that is, if I can ever get it running[&:]
Boy, it cost more than I thought it does, I hope I am able to find a doner car when I do my swap, that is, if I can ever get it running[&:]
First let me emphasize, the route I took is NOT THE CHEAPEST ROUTE POSSIBLE. I understand that there are several instances where I spent more than others have, but I did not do so blindly.
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