g/box crossmember fabrication

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simmo
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g/box crossmember fabrication

Post by simmo » Tue Jul 04, 2006 8:34 pm

hi all,
im just starting to think about the geargox crossmember for my EJ20 and awd box to brumby conversion....
can anyone explain their design?
or better yet, photos :)

thanks in advance,
kiel

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Post by steptoe » Wed Jul 05, 2006 9:49 am

this looks to be a saleable item for our engineers to come up with doesn't it ?

one for EJ box into MY, another for L Series

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Post by daza » Wed Jul 05, 2006 12:51 pm

The guy i bought my motor n box from told me that you can fit both the manual and automatic gearbox cross member then put a plate between them and the AWD box mounts to this plate. Sounds simple, i'm chickening out for now and going adapter plate to L series box...
Daza.
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Post by MUDRAT » Wed Jul 05, 2006 6:03 pm

Let me just get my sump guards and radius arms marketed first eh?
Monster Subaru sold to a good home!! Still a Subaru owner. Will try stay in the Ausubaru loop. Sorry :cool:

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Post by wagonist » Tue Jul 25, 2006 10:43 am

Mine is using the original front crossmember.
Currently it has a flat plate across the back, but I want to use the original rear crossmember (in my case, the auto one)
A flat plate is welded between the 2 with the rear curved upwards around the box.

I'm not sure how many rear crossmembers there are.
The supplier with my donor car, a 87 manual RX turbo sedan, was too narrow to fit my 88 auto touring wagon, so there are differences in the transmission tunnels somewhere along the way.

Will get pix tonight to post tomorrow. Send me a reminder.;)
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JDM GTII Touring wagon
88 RX Turbo Full-time 4wd touring wagon project - 97 Toyota Caldina GTT (turbo 4wd WRX eater:twisted:) - Hyundai Excel Rally Car:confused::???:
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93 Legacy GT wagon - 85 RX Turbo Full time 4wd Touring Wagon - 85 GL AWD sedan
96 Toyota Caldina wagon

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