RA box and diff for sale, open to offers!
17 April 2004, 04:18 PM
#1
RA box and diff for sale, open to offers!
At the end of this weekend I will have an RA (none DCCD) box and rear diff for sale.
The diff ratio is 4.11, the parts work and are sound.
The gears are very short, so accelleration is blistering!
Buy collects, they are too heavy to post(!)
I'm after £500 the lot. Please email if you are serious. I'm putting an Sti trans into the car now, hence the sale.
911
The diff ratio is 4.11, the parts work and are sound.
The gears are very short, so accelleration is blistering!
Buy collects, they are too heavy to post(!)
I'm after £500 the lot. Please email if you are serious. I'm putting an Sti trans into the car now, hence the sale.
911
17 April 2004, 06:36 PM
#3
Originally Posted by alanbell
Would it fit in a uk 96 with no hassle , what is the top end speed with short gearing , and were are you based, cheers Alan.
alan if you split your box and add this gearset your car should be ok and still have a nice top end as thats whats in my car and how it was done, im still using my original diffs
17 April 2004, 10:29 PM
#4
Alan, I had this trans in my Stiv3. Running on 17's with very low profile Kumho's (smaller diameter then the classic 16's and 50 section tyres), I had 5000 rpm at 80 mph.
Surprisingly, the fuel consumption wasn't bad at all, but did it ever accellerate from there!
The trans does not suit my use for my Sti, hence the Sti trans going back in this weekend. Rear diff comes out tomorrow.
Remember, unless your car already has a 4.11 diff you must fit the rear diff!
I am based just outside Wolverhampton.
Hope this helps, 911.
Surprisingly, the fuel consumption wasn't bad at all, but did it ever accellerate from there!
The trans does not suit my use for my Sti, hence the Sti trans going back in this weekend. Rear diff comes out tomorrow.
Remember, unless your car already has a 4.11 diff you must fit the rear diff!
I am based just outside Wolverhampton.
Hope this helps, 911.
17 April 2004, 10:42 PM
#6
911 Ive got 18,s on mine its over 360Bhp done one gear box in got it re built , Allso got a wrx box as stand bye for next time ,LoL >> so I just want a box what will take the strain ??? think U know what I mean .>> But dont want to lose top speed , Alan.
18 April 2004, 07:26 AM
#7
Alsn, not sure if the RA boxes are tougher than the 'other' Scooby boxes, but the short gears do help take the strain out of the system as the gears are easy for the power to transmit through.
My Sti has only 315 bhp, BUT the Kumhos are the softest,stickest tyres around that are road legal. The level of grip is stunning over Toyo's for example, so this puts much more strain on the trans as wheelspin is harder to get (the wheelspin on start off takes the shock off the trans).
This RA set has survived all this!
If I can't sell it all I will hive it away until a rainy day....
Let me know. 911
My Sti has only 315 bhp, BUT the Kumhos are the softest,stickest tyres around that are road legal. The level of grip is stunning over Toyo's for example, so this puts much more strain on the trans as wheelspin is harder to get (the wheelspin on start off takes the shock off the trans).
This RA set has survived all this!
If I can't sell it all I will hive it away until a rainy day....
Let me know. 911
Trending Topics
18 April 2004, 09:49 PM
#11
Would they? Are not the 1999UK cars the same as the Jap cars?
The RA trans I have is a 1994/95 era car (I take this reference that the early RA's had 4.11 diffs). It fitted my Sti v3 (1996/7) no problem, all bolted in!
911
The RA trans I have is a 1994/95 era car (I take this reference that the early RA's had 4.11 diffs). It fitted my Sti v3 (1996/7) no problem, all bolted in!
911
19 April 2004, 12:20 PM
#14
Scooby Regular
Join Date: May 2002
Posts: 1,838
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
are the centre and rear lsd's I beleive the uk ones are not is that right? if these drop straight into a my97 without having to change stubs and hubs etc. will give you £450 picked up from your door.....drop me a pm.
19 April 2004, 04:30 PM
#15
I'm not sure exactly what the 160/180 refers to. I do know that the 180 diff needs the drive shafts (etc) to go with it. I think it refers to the width of the rear diff housing, ie beween the driveshafts?
Just gone and measured it: the RA is the same as my Sti = 160mm across the width of the cast housing. I think the '180' diff is Type R country and a bit rare?
I paid £550 for the set, hence the 500!
Will try to send you pm now.
Regards, 911
Just gone and measured it: the RA is the same as my Sti = 160mm across the width of the cast housing. I think the '180' diff is Type R country and a bit rare?
I paid £550 for the set, hence the 500!
Will try to send you pm now.
Regards, 911
22 April 2004, 01:41 PM
#18
Scooby Newbie
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Finland
Posts: 27
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Are they still available?
I tried to send you a pm, but:
I tried to send you a pm, but:
911 has exceeded their stored private messages quota and can not accept further messages until they clear some space.
22 April 2004, 05:48 PM
#19
Sorry Pete, failed to keep an eye on the pm box!
Yes they are still here, one other guy previous to your mail may be interested, and he has tried to pm me too and got the same message.
If he says he wants them for my price, then the deal is his, hope you understand, hate any Dutch auction issues.
Please pm me as I've emptied almost the file now.
911
Yes they are still here, one other guy previous to your mail may be interested, and he has tried to pm me too and got the same message.
If he says he wants them for my price, then the deal is his, hope you understand, hate any Dutch auction issues.
Please pm me as I've emptied almost the file now.
911
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Scott@ScoobySpares
Full Cars Breaking For Spares
61
11 January 2021 03:08 PM
Scott@ScoobySpares
Full Cars Breaking For Spares
7
14 December 2015 08:16 AM
MH-Racing
Subaru Parts
3
23 October 2015 10:18 PM