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TR6 TR6 Five Speed Conversion?
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trboost
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Lee,
There's a few of us in the forum with this conversion. If you search the archives you'll be able to review the discussion.
There are three kits that I know of . HVDA kit is made by Herman Van den Akker & is about $1500.00 + a Toyota 5-speed .
https://www.blindmoosefab.com/hvda.htm
Quantum mechanics offers a kit . https://www.quantumechanics.com/categories.php?op=newindex&catid=7
There is a one more that I can't think of at the moment that uses a Ford type unit similar to the Quantum mechanics conversion.
I am only familiar with the HVDA kit & I'm more than thrilled with the finished product'. The kit included an Hydraulic T/O bearing which eliminates alot of the inherant clutch problems. The kit bolted in as described & I cruise at 70 mph under 3,000 rpm.
There's a few of us in the forum with this conversion. If you search the archives you'll be able to review the discussion.
There are three kits that I know of . HVDA kit is made by Herman Van den Akker & is about $1500.00 + a Toyota 5-speed .
https://www.blindmoosefab.com/hvda.htm
Quantum mechanics offers a kit . https://www.quantumechanics.com/categories.php?op=newindex&catid=7
There is a one more that I can't think of at the moment that uses a Ford type unit similar to the Quantum mechanics conversion.
I am only familiar with the HVDA kit & I'm more than thrilled with the finished product'. The kit included an Hydraulic T/O bearing which eliminates alot of the inherant clutch problems. The kit bolted in as described & I cruise at 70 mph under 3,000 rpm.
trfourtune
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the other conversion out there is by dellow automotive from newzealand i think. uses the toyota supra tranny or celica tranny.
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I cruise at 70 mph under 3,000 rpm.
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I cruise at 70 mph at 2500 with a Quantum J-type overdrive and I can shift into 5th with my pinkie.
"but does it have a 5-speed transmission, like Isuzu?" - remember that commercial?
Bill
I cruise at 70 mph under 3,000 rpm.
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I cruise at 70 mph at 2500 with a Quantum J-type overdrive and I can shift into 5th with my pinkie.
"but does it have a 5-speed transmission, like Isuzu?" - remember that commercial?
Bill