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4 Speed
4 Speed
I am in the process of buying a gq TD 4.2 4 speed. Can the 5 speed gear box fit?
89 gq dx. bone stock --- for now.
Yes the GQ is the Y60. In Australia we only got the 5 speed, where are you?Lawrence wrote:If the gq is the same as the y60, then there is a 4 speed in addition to the 5 speed, according to the manual. There are especially common here for those before 92
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Hard to be sure since we never got the four-speeds here as far as I am aware, but I don't think the TD42 engines would be any different, so at a minimum the five-speed gearbox ought to bolt straight onto the engine.
That will still leave you with some prop shafts and other things to deal with, which are relatively minor but will still cost a little bit in spare parts and/or customising.
If you had access to a complete 5-speed diesel GQ to scavenge parts from that would be the best.
I must say though, a four-speed gearbox with that motor wouldn't really strike me as a huge problem; there's not much you can do in fifth that you can't do in fourth anyway.
That will still leave you with some prop shafts and other things to deal with, which are relatively minor but will still cost a little bit in spare parts and/or customising.
If you had access to a complete 5-speed diesel GQ to scavenge parts from that would be the best.
I must say though, a four-speed gearbox with that motor wouldn't really strike me as a huge problem; there's not much you can do in fifth that you can't do in fourth anyway.
This is not legal advice.
Except go faster.chimpboy wrote: there's not much you can do in fifth that you can't do in fourth anyway.

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