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Old 03-27-2003, 05:26 PM
kaytec4door kaytec4door is offline
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hey whats up
its me with the 5g that is gonna do the tranny swap
i plan on going hydro as soon as i get my b20 built and ready for turbo but i am sick of driving automatic and i am getting all this stuff for free, i am not worried about the tranny bolting up or the pedal
the pedal is cake walk i just need some info on if the top tranny mount will fit to my 5 g wether i have to use a 5 speed 5g mount or the crx mount that is fine all i am looking for is if the mount will line up at all
thanx for all your posts
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