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Should I?
hey everyone, as you know, i blew my transmission and i am definitely going to get a used one......i have an 87 NA and i've decided to try to get an S transmission, because the r&p gears are stronger and the gearing will work for my car.....
so i came along this, what do you guys think?
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07-10-2005, 10:35 PM
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Check around locally for a trans. Easier to return a bad one.
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If you can afford it.. I think the S2 has an even stronger R&P.. not sure if the S actually does.
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IIRC, the S has the 951 R&P, so it would be fine. The gears in the S2 are too tall for an NA.
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07-11-2005, 10:29 AM
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ok, sounds good, now to hope to find an S tranny locally.....
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