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Gear box question

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Gear box question

Post by guido1985 »

I have a narrow track with body damage and i have been offered a wide track are they the same gear box throughout the range of Feroza's. Looks to be the same year. Any info is greatly appreciatted.

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Post by Goatse.AJ »

Yep, same drivetrain.

My current box came out of MightyMouse and it has my old Transfer bolted on the back.
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Post by guido1985 »

ok very good thanks for that little slice of information how long and hard is it to change them over? and a rough idea of whats involved in chaging them over. Thanks
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Post by MightyMouse »

A hoist and gearbox make it a half day job if you don't muck around, Its a fair bit more awkward in the driveway - a mate would make it much easier,,,,,
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It seemed like a much better idea when I started it than it does now.
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Post by Goatse.AJ »

With a hoist, I can do it in under 4 hours start to finish.

In the driveway? Fark that... But with the help of a mate and air tools, including the longest socket extension you can get your hands on, and a trolley jack to drop/lift it, probably around the same time, just a heap more awkward.
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Post by guido1985 »

ok thanks guys looks like i have a bit of work ahead...

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