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Transfer case similarity in GQ's

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Transfer case similarity in GQ's

Post by Brunsy »

Sold my GQ 3L petrol which I turboed (VL bits) and aquired a Petrol/Gas shorty TB42. My aim was to turbo the TB but cant seem to sort out the head/gasket dilema. Love nissan engines but im afraid this model seems to be a turd. I,ve had countless RB30's and they go forever so i would like to put one in the shorty, my question is can I retain my transfer case and bolt it to the 3.0L manual? Mine currently is an auto.
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Post by GRINCH »

yes the only difference is the shift lever on the side of the case and the output flanges but they shouldn't be a problem cause the case is sooted to your car all you need is to get a rb30 shifter.
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Re: Transfer case similarity in GQ's

Post by Sexy Fingers »

Brunsy wrote:Sold my GQ 3L petrol which I turboed (VL bits) and aquired a Petrol/Gas shorty TB42. My aim was to turbo the TB but cant seem to sort out the head/gasket dilema. Love nissan engines but im afraid this model seems to be a turd. I,ve had countless RB30's and they go forever so i would like to put one in the shorty, my question is can I retain my transfer case and bolt it to the 3.0L manual? Mine currently is an auto.
cheers
I can relate to you there. I had (still have till I sell it) a dual fuel rb30 for the last 5 years and it's never missed a beat. I've since bought an identical car with 4.2 cause I wanted a little extra power, and taken it offroad twice and broken down off road twice :cry: Am beginning to wonder if I should keep the rb30 and sell the tb42.
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Post by GRINCH »

the best bit is if the motor ever shits its self you can buy a complete motor for a 50 bucks.
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