alternate gearbox crossmember position

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rob020
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alternate gearbox crossmember position

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hey guys

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this is supposed to be a scorpion box, i never looked under any of my scorps but ive never seen the crossmember mounted further back like that,
the piece between the box and mount looks homemade-ish, and the original studs look like they were pretty hard to remove, judging by the state of the holes

why is that like that?
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Billsy
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Re: alternate gearbox crossmember position

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looks like a early box in a late car or vice versa (cant remember which one is longer)
i did a similar mod to fit a early box in a GK, you will also likely find the trans tunnel modified for the shifter
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Re: alternate gearbox crossmember position

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is the cross member offset instead of straight across as i need an offset one for my gn so i can fit the km132 trans my car was an auto wich is about 70 mm longer than the manual
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Re: alternate gearbox crossmember position

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sorry for the late reply
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