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Old 10-03-2002, 12:49 PM
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Question trany swap

wats up guys. hey i am doing a fully built b18 swap that is going to be fully boosted but i need to know if it is possible to convert a hydro tranny to a cable. i am pretty sure i can make it work but i need info on it. please any info would be nice
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Old 10-03-2002, 12:53 PM
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www.hasport.com

These guys make a kit that allows you to use a cable actuated transmission in a car that originally had a hydraulically actuated transmission. Just to let you know the cable transmissions are weaker than the newer hydraulic transmissions
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What's up nick (kaytec4door). Nick is my friend who did my 2nd B16 swap. He was asking the same thing that i was asking in my thread "is this possible???" His car is an automatic. And he wants to use a cable to actuate a hydraulic tranny. He thinks that there is a way to take a hyrdo tranny (like the gsr's Y80) and swap out a couple things like the shift fork and have it be a cable actuated trans. i haven't a clue if this is possible, and apparently neither did anyone else since no one really knew for sure that responded to my post.
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thanx for ur input. i found out over the weakend that they do make a kit, do u know who makes it by any chance. thanx once again.
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