Adapting a 4cyl. t-case to a R150F tranny Q's

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Re: Adapting a 4cyl. t-case to a R150F tranny Q's [Re: dildinon] #474681 08/12/04 11:26 PM

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Sorry that number was off of the top of my head. Marlin and Inchworm are the best sources, but you may be able to find someone with a turbo truck who has installed low range gears and has the stock gears lying around.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Adapting a 4cyl. t-case to a R150F tranny Q's	914Runner	07/10/04 07:01 AM
Re: Adapting a 4cyl. t-case to a R150F tranny Q's	bwhitehead	07/10/04 02:43 PM
Re: Adapting a 4cyl. t-case to a R150F tranny Q's	Red_Chili	07/12/04 02:58 PM
Re: Adapting a 4cyl. t-case to a R150F tranny Q's	DirtyHarry	08/12/04 04:19 AM
Re: Adapting a 4cyl. t-case to a R150F tranny Q's	dildinon	08/12/04 09:43 PM
Re: Adapting a 4cyl. t-case to a R150F tranny Q's	DirtyHarry	08/12/04 11:26 PM
Re: Adapting a 4cyl. t-case to a R150F tranny Q's	dildinon	08/12/04 02:04 AM

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