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Porsche 5 speed into a 68
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<blockquote data-quote="bottom rung" data-source="post: 195472" data-attributes="member: 4179"><p>Hi Bobley, thanks for such a comprehensive reply. I'll go ahead and get the gearbox; I'm not planning to do any towing, just lugging the family about, so hopefully the high first shouldn't be a problem. I know that the output shafts on my box are the wrong size for bus cv's, so I am on the lookout for the correct size shafts. Apparantly there are three or four variations of size, and one of the types matches the bus cv's with no machining required.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bottom rung, post: 195472, member: 4179"] Hi Bobley, thanks for such a comprehensive reply. I'll go ahead and get the gearbox; I'm not planning to do any towing, just lugging the family about, so hopefully the high first shouldn't be a problem. I know that the output shafts on my box are the wrong size for bus cv's, so I am on the lookout for the correct size shafts. Apparantly there are three or four variations of size, and one of the types matches the bus cv's with no machining required. [/QUOTE]
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