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Old 08-22-2009, 08:04 PM
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Question 1990 gsx awd componets to a 1998 gst

im trying to figure out if i can take the awd componets out of a 1990 gsx and install them on a 1998 gst. so my question is can i interchange thr rear subframe and will the transfer case and axles? help i have 3 eclipses and trying to basically buils a 1998 GSX
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Re: 1990 gsx awd componets to a 1998 gst

I remember seeing something in the project area similar to what you want to do. I think you basically need to swap suspensions, replace the GST oil pan with the GSX one so the driveshaft/differential can fit and cut a few spots out of the frame or something in the suspension.

Ill try to find that thread later since its something Ive considered doing but figured it would be too much work lol.
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