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extractors for an auto

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extractors for an auto

Post by dmould66 »

anyone know where i can get extractors for 1600 swb 8v vitara, mines broken in 3 places, can only find them for manuals,
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Liverpool Exhaust make Hurricane, you could try them
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Post by Gwagensteve »

Are they really that different? The trimatic isn\'t a large gearbox and vitara extractors line up parallel with the chassis, unlike sierra extractors which aim at the gearbox.

I\'d be 95% confident \"manual\" extractors would fit.

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Post by dmould66 »

the dealers ive spoken to disagree, i also know of someone who had set fitted two an auto they had to have the flange cut of and the auto one welded on? i wouldnt think they were that different either but if im buying something for that sort of money i whant to be shure!
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