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915 - G50 gearbox conversion on 82 3.0L SC
I have an 82 SC Sport with a 915 gearbox. I'm havin a bit of a problem selecting 2nd gear (grinding on both up and down shift), unless I double-de-clutch. I was thinking that if there is a need to strip the box down to fix it, then I might consider the option of installing a G50 box instead. I've heard that they can be fitted but there is a need to have part of the caseing cut down and a different flywheel/clutch installed.
Has anyone done this or have any info on the conversion? I use the car on track mostly and occasional road use. Any advice greatfully recieved. Cheers Tom
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The costs of a G50 conversion is considerably more expensive than just rebuilding a 915 - like 3-4 times as much. The transmission will need to be shortened and the hydraulic clutch parts (pedals) mounted.
-Chris
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It's looking like I'll go with a rebuild of the 915 and at the same time alter the ratios for track use.
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Well you can always convert your rear suspension to coilovers, cur out some sheet metal from back-seat compartment and fit unshortened G50, but it's porbably quite pricey if you cannot do it yourself.
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