"GS-R to Type-R tranny swap"
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"GS-R to Type-R tranny swap"
I'm aggressively searching for a Type-R tansmission for my '01 GSR. Can anybody give me any info, locations, names of speed/import shops that may have new/used/re-bulit ones in stock. Thank you.
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There's always 6-8 of them on Ebay, some new some used ranging from $1000-$1700 plus shipping. You can put up a WTB ad here too but spending over a grand in this place can be risky...use a credit card through Paypal if you decide to go that route.
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I would also HIGHLY recommend a local transaction, especially when dealing with a private party. I just don't feel good about sending this kind of money to a complete stranger. Also, you will save on expensive freight shipping. In fact, even if you have to drive a few hundred miles each way to pick it up, it is generally cheaper to do so than have it shipped. Much less risky, too.
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However, despite the misconception that shipping is crazy money, I have shipped several trannies by FedEx ground to business addresses fully insured for around $70 or so.
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Yeah man, I've been thinking of going the ebay route. There's always a few new ones to be had through dealerships trying to get rid of them on ebay. 1800 is a bit of cash but in the long run it may just be worth it. Thanks for the info.
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Re: "GS-R to Type-R tranny swap" (mp477)
Save yourself $500-$800 and just get a quaiffe for your gsr. Add in a jdm itr final drive and you still will be less $ and have a much better diff.
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Re: "GS-R to Type-R tranny swap" (blkb18)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by blkb18 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Save yourself $500-$800 and just get a quaiffe for your gsr. Add in a jdm itr final drive and you still will be less $ and have a much better diff.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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