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Old 05-11-2008, 01:28 AM   #1 (permalink)
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GTS 5-spd trans. on a '4a-c' engine?

Would it work?

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actually it depends on the application.....

if it's for RWD..... the t50's between the GT-S and non GT-S (sr5, and 83's) aren't quite the same... they have different bellhousings.... both will work with one another, but if you get a gts trans then you will need a gts slave cylinder and will have to re-route the lines to the other side of the trans...

if it's for FWD, then yes it will work
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Yah i'm doing it to my 84 sr5 with a 85-87? GTS

So it is RWD.

Is that very hard to reroute etc?
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clutch forks and fluid lines are on oppositte sides due to the different exhaust path of the sr5 (intake and exhaust manifolds are on the same side). works and from what ive heard personally it isnt too hard just like everything else it takes time
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