converting 2 rwd and 6 speed
converting 2 rwd and 6 speed
ihav a 1995 wrx sedan, witha a ej20 and 5 speed, the 5 speed is a bit notchy and i gonna use it for drifting/daily, ino u can convert them rwd but wat about rwd with a 6 speed? any info on converting 2 rwd or 6speed would be great, thanks
Check out this link, Tranny adapters to suit Toyota W series transmissions
[url=http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/sho ... p?t=111709]
These are stronger than subaru 6 speeds and more readly available
[url=http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/sho ... p?t=111709]
These are stronger than subaru 6 speeds and more readly available
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78sti wrote:Check out this link, Tranny adapters to suit Toyota W series transmissions
[url=http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/sho ... p?t=111709]
These are stronger than subaru 6 speeds and more readly available



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if you want rwd and totally lose the reason a subaru is a subaru, maybe you should not bastardise your car and go here.
http://www.ls1.com.au/
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Thanks Paul I really appreciate your comments, something wrong with the adaptor plate I made? Fitted alot better than a lasercut BYB one.
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No sir.. I can't remember seeing your adaptor plateAndrewT wrote:Thanks Paul I really appreciate your comments, something wrong with the adaptor plate I made? Fitted alot better than a lasercut BYB one.

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ah.
Yeah that link seems like a very extreme solution to getting RWD for drifting in a WRX.
To the thread opener - The most common way is to replace the centre diff coupling in the rear of the gearbox with a solid one, which can be bought for a price.
You can also have the centre welded up, but I suspect this isn't as reliable. I had this done to convert a 5spd awd box to RWD and something went bang inside, I haven't pull it apart to find out what yet.
Honestly though, for the price it will cost you to do this reliably in a WRX, you're probably better off buying an old Silvia for a drift car and enjoying your AWD WRX in other ways.
Yeah that link seems like a very extreme solution to getting RWD for drifting in a WRX.
To the thread opener - The most common way is to replace the centre diff coupling in the rear of the gearbox with a solid one, which can be bought for a price.
You can also have the centre welded up, but I suspect this isn't as reliable. I had this done to convert a 5spd awd box to RWD and something went bang inside, I haven't pull it apart to find out what yet.
Honestly though, for the price it will cost you to do this reliably in a WRX, you're probably better off buying an old Silvia for a drift car and enjoying your AWD WRX in other ways.
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+1AndrewT wrote:Honestly though, for the price it will cost you to do this reliably in a WRX, you're probably better off buying an old Silvia for a drift car and enjoying your AWD WRX in other ways.
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When you're ready to buy a 6 speed let me know.. my good friend has one for sale $4k
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Also jump onto rslibertyclub.org and Perth-wrx.com - there are many threads there with info about 6speed conversions. Doug from Stechnic is the man in Perth to see about a drive-in / drive-out conversion too.
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