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the gear cluster and shift forks fitted into the box was £6900 plus vat the front diff was £850 plus vat , the ratios i wanted are for stage rallying so i have 124 mph at 8k and 1st gear gives 34 mph at 8k which is what i speced it includes the input shaft to take whatever clutch spline you want ,i also had a centre diff made which is a plated item and the ramps are set so i can handbrake it ,this was £2300 plus vat ,
just finishing fitting my 6 speed dog box , had a few issues to sort but happy now ,will be testing shortly also had tarmac spec front diff fitted as well ,
What is the name of the company ? How much did it cost ?
just finishing fitting my 6 speed dog box , had a few issues to sort but happy now ,will be testing shortly also had tarmac spec front diff fitted as well ,
I have tried ppg but they say they have never manufactured a gearbox for an Audi before. But they would do one for about £6k but would take at least 6 months to develop.
Anybody know how the PAFmotorsport gearbox i coming along?
I have called my friend and asked about the gearbox. He had 600HP and ~600Nm. This gearbox was arranged by his friend Vladimir that has vary fast S4 2.7T. This gearbox can me bade with 5 or 6 speed setups.
I have tried ppg but they say they have never manufactured a gearbox for an Audi before. But they would do one for about £6k but would take at least 6 months to develop.
Anybody know how the PAFmotorsport gearbox i coming along?
Our gearboxes are of top quality, and we are developing an fully dogbox with seq-shift for Audi Quattro. We also selling LSD-diffs front and rear. Contact us for further information.
As for the D2 product, we think it is of good quality. Do you have any bad experience with them?
That is very good news. Please let us know mode about your dogbox.
As for D2 I had some experience with them and they are good quality, for the price, but only for tuning as far as motorsport they are not the best choice.
Our gearboxes are of top quality, and we are developing an fully dogbox with seq-shift for Audi Quattro. We also selling LSD-diffs front and rear. Contact us for further information.
As for the D2 product, we think it is of good quality. Do you have any bad experience with them?
Im really interested if you would make a ge****t for 5speed S2 tranny. What pricerange are we talking about then?
Edit: That is dogbox straight cut. H pattern or seq dosent make a difference.
Our gearboxes are of top quality, and we are developing an fully dogbox with seq-shift for Audi Quattro. We also selling LSD-diffs front and rear. Contact us for further information.
As for the D2 product, we think it is of good quality. Do you have any bad experience with them?
First one makes only for models Fabia-Octavia-Golf IV-Polo-Leon-Ibiza-Audi A3.
The second link does not work. The right one is http://www.pafmotorsport.com/
But after I see they work with D2 the company can't be any good and as far as I see they also make only for A3-Skoda-Golf.
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sorry. the last one are in norwegian
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