D1 5 speed conversion
#1
D1 5 speed conversion
So, I bought a 96 5 speed with 170K miles. The body is beat up. I have decided to take the ARB winch bumper and SD rack off for myself and will part the car out.
I will be offering the 5 speed conversion out of the car for sale. Car shifts smooth in all gears, no noise, crunches, etc.
I am offering the trans, bell housing, 5 speed and CDL shifter assembly, pedal assembly, Master clutch and slave cylinder, Flywheel, and trans oil cooler lines. If there is something I have missed to do the conversion, that is included as well.
I can send video of the 5 speed in action.
$1400 shipping NOT included.
Thanks
I will be offering the 5 speed conversion out of the car for sale. Car shifts smooth in all gears, no noise, crunches, etc.
I am offering the trans, bell housing, 5 speed and CDL shifter assembly, pedal assembly, Master clutch and slave cylinder, Flywheel, and trans oil cooler lines. If there is something I have missed to do the conversion, that is included as well.
I can send video of the 5 speed in action.
$1400 shipping NOT included.
Thanks
#3
Thanks! I noticed that. A pain to remove from above and a different unit than automatic.
Thought I wanted a 5 speed for my daily driver and some mild off roading but realized how convenient an automatic is.
Thought I wanted a 5 speed for my daily driver and some mild off roading but realized how convenient an automatic is.
#4
Paul,
Am I correct in assuming the manual trans CDL is the same as an automatic?
Someone told me all the same but possible different gearing ratios?
Thanks
Am I correct in assuming the manual trans CDL is the same as an automatic?
Someone told me all the same but possible different gearing ratios?
Thanks
#6
#7
You might want to post a pic of the output splines of the R380. They could be a deal maker, or breaker. One like this that shows the wear (this is mine at about 260,000 miles
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