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Help Please - Re 2005 Jimny VVT manual, Gear Reduction advice required
27 Jan 2023 14:11 #247200
by me101
2007 Little Jim with cheap mods!
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Replied by me101 on topic Help Please - Re 2005 Jimny VVT manual, Gear Reduction advice required
Hi, if not too bothered about the low range, you can look at the older gearbox / manual transfer box. This drops the high ratio by 10%, the parts are cheap, and if your R72 gearbox is in good condition you can sell that for enough to cover the swap. Cheers
2007 Little Jim with cheap mods!
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27 Jan 2023 20:21 #247208
by XTOPERMAN
Replied by XTOPERMAN on topic Help Please - Re 2005 Jimny VVT manual, Gear Reduction advice required
Thank you Yakuza, much apprediated.
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27 Jan 2023 20:25 #247209
by XTOPERMAN
Replied by XTOPERMAN on topic Help Please - Re 2005 Jimny VVT manual, Gear Reduction advice required
Thanks me101, to be honest I want to retain the OEM electric push button 2/4wd system but appreciate your views on options.
Has anyone any experience at all of the Protrack Gears from Greece? Are they good quality? Do they emit any whine or buzz after fitting? Are they reliable? I have mailed Protrack but still have not received any response which is a little disappointing.
Has anyone any experience at all of the Protrack Gears from Greece? Are they good quality? Do they emit any whine or buzz after fitting? Are they reliable? I have mailed Protrack but still have not received any response which is a little disappointing.
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