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Old 22-07-2008, 08:55 PM   #1
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Question rebuilt t5z or auto conversion

was talking to mal wood about a rebuilt t5z gearbox. his price was $1990 exchange or $2400 for the box by itself.

no one else seems to have any of the t5z gearboxes available.

i can get an auto conversion for $2000 from FTG, was thinking before the box goes in put a 3000rpm stall convertor. and have smoother power delivery.

how much should a rebuild cost if i wanted to keep the t5z.

i really cant make my mind up about this.

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