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Old 13 February 2008, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by dazdavies
Choccy If that's a serious offer mate I'd like to take you up on it.

If it is just my maf thats playing up which it could be (i've had this one nearly 3 years!!) I'll let you have a go in it

pm me

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yes mate of course it was a serious offer you dillop i work nights so afternoon is better unless its a friday or saturday. unless the dude above me is of more help to you fella. let me know guy
Old 13 February 2008, 10:04 PM
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im from donny and i have seen you around a couple of times marx lol
Old 13 February 2008, 10:17 PM
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Ian
Lovely car that mate, I've just bought a V3 Type R shell for a bit of a project.

I'm amazed I haven't seen you out and about in Donny.
Old 13 February 2008, 10:25 PM
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thanks it is in need of a little paint work to tidy it up.
its wierd the only two people i have seen off of here are marx and schumacher
and they are the only ones i think who have seen me about.
Old 13 February 2008, 10:37 PM
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Mine's hard to miss. It's loud and lairy as hell lol.

The cage kind of gives things away

Its just shy of 500bhp.

The new one will be around 550 - 600 all being well
Old 13 February 2008, 10:41 PM
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i wouldnt mind 500 bhp! i have had a ride in a 400 bhp scooby so i think a 600 would be insanely fast. i wish i had the mechanical skills to do what you have done with yours but unfortunatly i dont lol
Old 13 February 2008, 10:45 PM
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Niether did I when i first started.

I bought a workshop manual on CD for a fiver on ebay and £300 worth of tools from Halford and cracked on with it lol.
Old 13 February 2008, 10:48 PM
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then you have done an amazing job. hopefully when i save up enough cash i can get some stuff done on mine
Old 14 February 2008, 06:29 AM
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Originally Posted by dazdavies
Niether did I when i first started.

I bought a workshop manual on CD for a fiver on ebay and £300 worth of tools from Halford and cracked on with it lol.
excellent. my ***** are far too small for that kinda risk.
Old 14 February 2008, 11:09 AM
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I had no choice I ran out of funds for extortionate tuner prices!!! lol
Old 16 February 2008, 09:17 AM
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Originally Posted by ianch
im from donny and i have seen you around a couple of times marx lol
Yeah mate seen you too. I should have come up and said hello when you were in Balby that time!
Old 16 February 2008, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by dazdavies
£1000 for the job lot!!

Choccy, you were close but I'm assuming that was a wild stab in the dark.
LOL

I'm pleased as punch with my purchase
F*ck! Id have had someones arm off for that. All it needs now is the running gear from a NA STI...
Old 16 February 2008, 12:27 PM
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I was in doncaster yesterday if that helps in my02 bug eye
Old 16 February 2008, 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by GC8
F*ck! Id have had someones arm off for that. All it needs now is the running gear from a NA STI...
Its already got the DCCD running gear!! It will need a PPG gearset in it though with the power I'm going to be throwing through it (550bhp)
Old 16 February 2008, 12:46 PM
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It does but you can retian ABS with the New Age cars A-DCCD. Id be tempted to transfer all of the running gear form a dead STI Type-UK... Id keep the sports cat too and settle for about 320 reliable bhp.

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Old 16 February 2008, 05:00 PM
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My other scoob (500bhp) already has the STI 8 six speed drive train.

But the ratios are not quite suited to a high power 2.5. Niether are they good for 1/4 mile days as you need to go for 5th just before crossing the line

The 5 speed will have the correct PPG ratios for my needs (slightly longer) .

The Type R doesnt have ABS and I dont want it to be honest as it will be more of a hinderance on track.

However you can put a classic DCCD box on an ABS equipped classic and retain ABS.

If you do a search on here many people have done just that.

You also have an additional 30-40 kilos with the six speed.


You don't need a six speed for 320 bhp though the UK five speed will be ok providing you dont slam it into gear. Been there done that, two five speeds in two weeks at 350 bhp. It was then I went for the six speed. I had an RB5 at the time and mine was the first six speed classic conversion that RCMS did.
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Hello daz,
how much of a job is it to change gearbox?
I am running about 280 and am getting a new turbo soon, but the power is going to kill my standard 5 speed. What box do you think?
Old 17 February 2008, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by mattster12
Hello daz,
how much of a job is it to change gearbox?
I am running about 280 and am getting a new turbo soon, but the power is going to kill my standard 5 speed. What box do you think?
hi fella (didnt mean to butt in daz )

are you looking for an all in cost or just labour for taking one out?

recently had my gearboxchanged and swapped with a recon one from api.

the gearbox itself was £925 inc shipping to garage
scoobybits did the refit and also fitted an uprated clutch. that, labour a full service and originally recovering the car was another £768

so factor out the clutch £200ish, full service £260ish and collection £100 the labour costs were very reasonable to be honest. reciepts somewhere... will dig it out
Old 17 February 2008, 01:07 PM
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originally now reside in huds but i visit my parents over there a bit
Old 17 February 2008, 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
hi fella (didnt mean to butt in daz )

are you looking for an all in cost or just labour for taking one out?

recently had my gearboxchanged and swapped with a recon one from api.

the gearbox itself was £925 inc shipping to garage
scoobybits did the refit and also fitted an uprated clutch. that, labour a full service and originally recovering the car was another £768

so factor out the clutch £200ish, full service £260ish and collection £100 the labour costs were very reasonable to be honest. reciepts somewhere... will dig it out
just looked and jase charged me £75+vat to remove the old knackered one. then another £75+vat to fit the new one shipped across from api
Old 17 February 2008, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by mattster12
Hello daz,
how much of a job is it to change gearbox?
I am running about 280 and am getting a new turbo soon, but the power is going to kill my standard 5 speed. What box do you think?

I'd wait until you actually break the box. It depends how the car is driven. If you crack it into gear and drop the clutch its going to break for sure!!

If on the other hand you do slowish proper gear changes which allow you to engage the synchros properly then it may last.

If it's a road car I'd look at the six speed. Its a dead simple swap contrary to what a lot of people say on here. A uk six speed goes straight onto a UK car without the need to swap driveshafts and hubs etc. All you need is a auto propshaft from classic or a six speed propshaft.


If you're wanting to keep the five speed then you're going to be looking at a fair few quid to drop a PPG set up in.

If the PPG's were about when I did the six speed I'd have gone for one them.

Various people supply and fit PPG's I'd say the best are probably Zen and API.

Cheers

Daz
Old 17 February 2008, 04:14 PM
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Originally Posted by dazdavies
I'd wait until you actually break the box. It depends how the car is driven. If you crack it into gear and drop the clutch its going to break for sure!!

If on the other hand you do slowish proper gear changes which allow you to engage the synchros properly then it may last.

If it's a road car I'd look at the six speed. Its a dead simple swap contrary to what a lot of people say on here. A uk six speed goes straight onto a UK car without the need to swap driveshafts and hubs etc. All you need is a auto propshaft from classic or a six speed propshaft.


If you're wanting to keep the five speed then you're going to be looking at a fair few quid to drop a PPG set up in.

If the PPG's were about when I did the six speed I'd have gone for one them.

Various people supply and fit PPG's I'd say the best are probably Zen and API.

Cheers

Daz
from recent experiences, im inclined to agree with daz and the above. may as well foof the current box. me myself and i are planning on a remap and bigger turbo to hit around 300/300. on a standard 5spd uk classic gearbox, which essentially all mine is, should handle fine as i dont boot it everywhere if you want more punishment, ppg is the danglies
Old 17 February 2008, 08:04 PM
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Cheers for replies

So a good option is to get a 6 speed from a new age when my box gives up. Cause i am not going to track it much, mainly a road car.
Old 17 February 2008, 09:44 PM
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Yep, i've just sold my six speed too.

Just to note you'd be better of with a non DCCD one.

It made the car for me when I had mine done.

Daz
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Just noticed on another post you after some brakes.
I have had the ksport 8pots on for over a month now, before i had subaru 4 pots.
They are really amazing , and there is a group buy on them.
Old 20 February 2008, 10:51 PM
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if yours is a white scooby with cage i saw you at donny cruise the other week i have a white classic. I had jus finished ice skatin and came over for a look in cruise and noticed yours. looked nice.
Old 21 February 2008, 01:35 AM
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Yeah That was mine
Old 25 February 2008, 12:47 PM
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Daz, were you travelling along Carr House Road in Hyde Park yesterday by any chance?
Reason im asking is cos I was in a mates house and heard a scooby, looked out the window and saw a white classic going up the road.
Bloody ****e myself!! Thought someone had nicked my car!!!
Old 25 February 2008, 12:49 PM
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No Mate mine is in bits at the mo (again)
Old 25 February 2008, 01:54 PM
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Why what you broken??
Do you know anything about gearboxes mate, as mine is whining and dont know if its the box or the diff


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