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yep he,s right
i have read get the 4x4 box take off the the lump that does 4x4 (propshaft end ) mate standard end of mt75 and you have got ultimate desirable ratios and strength its called a hybrid in racing circles if what i,ve just posted is wrong please amend les g ![]() |
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http://community.rhocar.org/index.ph...=article&id=11
Link to Type 9 and MT75 ratios In my humble opinion the Cosworth T5 has the best ratios but is still lots of dosh so the V6 Type 9 has the next best ratios but needs a 30mm spacer between box and Pinto bell housing because of the longer input shaft http://community.rhocar.org/index.ph...=article&id=10 Link to V6 box to Pinto or Zetec |
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Both type 9 and MT75 were used in 4x4 Sierras.
You can't remove the Transfer casing from the MT75, you need a 4pot RWD MT75 and then have a Trans specialist swap over the front casing from the V6 4x4 to the RWD box. T5 Won;t fit the V6 without a special belhousing. Type 9 can be converted to RWD by geting hold of the RWD tailcasing and associated parts, but it's a lot of hassle. TT |
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