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cheers people. so im guessing im going to look for a T5 conversion for my EL out of an EB2.
phong =P~
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so is the t5 from a BA the same as one from an ED?
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*bump*, i'd really like to know if I could get a cheap t5 from ebII or up to chuck in my BA.
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smiley235 wrote: *bump*, i'd really like to know if I could get a cheap t5 from ebII or up to chuck in my BA.
i don't think they would fit...either that or u need a different flywheel and bellhousing...im just taking a guess. im no professional.
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phongus wrote: smiley235 wrote: *bump*, i'd really like to know if I could get a cheap t5 from ebII or up to chuck in my BA. i don't think they would fit...either that or u need a different flywheel and bellhousing...im just taking a guess. im no professional. well, that would make sense. cars are so goddamn difficult sumtimes. 
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phongus wrote: im just taking a guess. im no professional.
You will be after your first T5 conversion 
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arm79 wrote: phongus wrote: im just taking a guess. im no professional. You will be after your first T5 conversion LOL oh so true......
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arm79 wrote: phongus wrote: im just taking a guess. im no professional. You will be after your first T5 conversion took me a while to read that sentence....cause there was no comma lol. but yeah I will once i find one =D
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With regards to the 3 bolt and 6 bolt patterns, take no notice of that as it is only present on the 3.9L's. it has nothing to do with the clutch...IT IS THE FLYWHEEL.
also, while were on topic, My Reverse Gear makes a small crunchy sound when i hook it in every now and then, is that because of no synchro or is there damage? |
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moody wrote: With regards to the 3 bolt and 6 bolt patterns, take no notice of that as it is only present on the 3.9L's. it has nothing to do with the clutch...IT IS THE FLYWHEEL.
also, while were on topic, My Reverse Gear makes a small crunchy sound when i hook it in every now and then, is that because of no synchro or is there damage? It has everything to do with the clutch. The 4l clutches are physically bigger and have a stronger clamping pressure. The clutch itself can take a fair bit more power and thrashing before it starts to s**t itself. Considering the flywheel design and material has been the same from EA to AU, the only difference being the bolt/drill pattern, its obvious that the flywheel is not the issue, but the clutch that attaches to it. Stock 3.9l flywheels are plentiful. Stock 4l flywheels are very hard to find. And in answer to your reverse problem, if you have an EA/EB1 T5 box, it has no reverse syncro, so unless you let the internals slow down before selecting the gear, it will be hard to select or crunch in. Or it may be that the clutch is not properly disengaging If you have EB2+ box, then its possible the clutch is not properly disengaging, or the reverse syncro has crapped itself. |
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I'm not saying the clutches are NOT different, im saying that its the different motors which have different bolt up patterns.
and with my reverse. i do it when sationary, when i start it up, and i have just put in a new clutch cable, clutch, bearing and selector fork, so i dont think it can be the clutch isnt disengaging? |
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