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Old 28-06-2007, 03:19 AM   #1
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Question Differance between 6cyl T5 and V8 T5 in AU

I am wondering if there is any internal (stregth) differences between these 2 boxs in the au's. I understand the bell housing is alot different but im looking for a manual conversion and i have heard the gearbox's are the same but dont want to buy just to have it explode the first time a give it a stab. I always thought they were different??? : : : :

Any info would be good

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