Subject	Absolutely correct, that's one of the reasons>>>
Posted by	SirpriZ on March 13, 2004 at 7:22 PM
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In Reply To	I think it would be better to buy these gears then to posted by Nostype2@aol.com on March 13, 2004 at 06:29 PM
Message	for the making of a direct replacement gear: you get to keep all the strong TT stuff (axles, bigger ring and pinion gears, etc.) and wont have to swap out subframes. I don't know what the subframe swap costs but a gear swap is alot more time and cost effective (especially if you are paying someone to convert the rearend from a TT to an NA). Take care, Mark
Follow Ups	Different gearing for the TT>>> - SirpriZ 17:31:30 03/13/04 NA Gears in their rears are 4.08 ;) (n/m) - wattz 17:36:30 03/13/04 Re: NA Gears in their rears are 4.08 ;) - Jjzx (next-gear.com) 17:43:08 03/13/04 I think it would be better to buy these gears then to - Nostype2@aol.com 18:29:55 03/13/04 Absolutely correct, that's one of the reasons>>> - SirpriZ 19:22:47 03/13/04 I'm still interested in them. (n/m) - Arnel(Z32R.com) 20:02:41 03/13/04 Re: I'm still interested in them. - SirpriZ 20:06:21 03/13/04 I'm only aware of one NA axle that broke on a TT. (n/m) - SooperZ95 19:22:51 03/13/04 EXACTLY. Not to mention it'll be cheaper compared to a swap - SeedyROM (ZCON 2K4!) 23:28:20 03/13/04 You might want to try an R33 Skyline GTR rear differential. - JustinChien 19:55:04 03/13/04 You are right, it is an R200 on the R32 and R33s, so>> - SirpriZ 20:05:00 03/13/04 So would it install in a NA diff? - wattz 21:26:44 03/13/04 If I understand your question correctly, the R200>> - SirpriZ 21:34:01 03/13/04
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