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Dboyizmlg 05-02-2016 08:10 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Joobie610 (Post 6057894)
I'm using a local kit for SR20 to z33 in Australia by Insane Drifters. They're on fb.

https://facebook.com/InsaneDrifters/

Paid AUD $2350.00 including shipping.

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...b75704d6fe.jpg
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http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...def42ae9c4.jpg

It came with:

- Adapter plate
- Bellhousing machining
- Test fit to ensure everything fit without further modification (no chassis mods)
- Shifter w/ Reverse Lockout
- Gearbox crossmember adapter plates (suit s15 gearbox crossmember and factory mount)
- All required bolts/nuts/washers
- Braided clutch line to suit RHD s13 master to z33 slave
- Single piece tailshaft to suit abs housing

I haven't fit it to the car yet, but he uses the same setup in his ADGP s13 and his old man's daily s15. Looks the goods, comes out in factory location with no need to modify anything.

I believe he would be willing to sell components separately, I just couldn't say no to having it test fit before I coughed up dough.

Edit: I'm using the factory z33 throwout fork and pivot with a Nismo Super coppermix twin plate. I've been told that it will work - another customer has used it before I think.
That looks really good!

Is it cheaper than the Mazworx kit?

S-Verteen 05-02-2016 08:34 PM
Rbs14 kouki im running a twin disc clutchmasters clutch for an rb on my ka that was ordered through enjukuhttp://www.enjukuracing.com/competition-clutch-184mm-rigid-twin-nissan-skyline-2-5l-push-style-clutch-1989-2002/ . After taking measurements and finding what throw out bearing retainer was needed and putting a bolt through the clutch switch for a pedal limit success! Collins sells throw out adapters here http://collinsadapters.com/index.php...g-adapter.html

roninwon 05-02-2016 08:55 PM
Please post links to any item you mention to help everyone

rbs14kouki 05-02-2016 09:13 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by [email protected] (Post 6057854)
ATS & HKS Clutch kits use a center hub type clutch system on their twin disk. I'm using the ATS Twin disk with the Maverick adapter on my SR CD0009 setup works fine with full engagement.

Good point there

Yeah sorry i should of said that ... if your center hub is one peice and you have flotters friction discs youll be fine ... but im runing a comp tripple and they are one piece

TheRealSy90 05-02-2016 09:15 PM
I believe the Mazworx kit is actually slightly cheaper than the InsaneDrifters kit. However the InsaneDrifters kit has a way better shifter relocation solution than Mazworx. The Mazworx relocation requires cutting the hole in the chassis although it does come with a metal plate to cover the new hole and clean it up. Also it BARELY clears the plastic shifter trim in S14 and S13.

I went with the Mazworx full kit myself, had to send the bellhousing back initially as they forgot to machine a relief for the 2nd gear selector rod, and they exchanged it for a revised one that should be arriving in the mail tomorrow.

Fricshon 05-02-2016 09:17 PM
This seems Sr specific but I wanted to add my experience about rb25 to z33 adapter. The Collins adapters for this application is really poorly made and while they're patient on the phone there is truly not that much support. Plan on a lot lot of Fabrication and lot of headaches. If there's interest or further information needed on this I would be glad to comment.

roninwon 05-02-2016 09:47 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRealSy90 (Post 6057990)
I believe the Mazworx kit is actually slightly cheaper than the InsaneDrifters kit. However the InsaneDrifters kit has a way better shifter relocation solution than Mazworx. The Mazworx relocation requires cutting the hole in the chassis although it does come with a metal plate to cover the new hole and clean it up. Also it BARELY clears the plastic shifter trim in S14 and in S13 it actually touches the trim in 2nd, 4th, 6th and Reverse.

I went with the Mazworx full kit myself, had to send the bellhousing back initially as they forgot to machine a relief for the 2nd gear selector rod, and they exchanged it for a revised one that should be arriving in the mail tomorrow.
Hey sylus good to hear from you again. Yeah mazworx hasn't corrected the shifter problem yet but we've commented a lot about better shifter options on the first page.

TheRealSy90 05-02-2016 09:54 PM
We gotta get our kits installed so we can start making more videos of 6sp sr20's lol.


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roninwon 05-02-2016 09:57 PM
I'm still a long way away. My build is still on IMS. although that's a dead site now.

jerry_beans 05-02-2016 11:55 PM
Awesome thread! I'm sub'd as well

LuckyX2 05-03-2016 06:23 AM
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Originally Posted by roninwon (Post 6057797)
I dug a little deeper and found gktech is doing a group prebuy here soon starting at $175 😱. You'll need to send an email to [email protected]
USD or AUD? Either way, that's a good deal and I'll be sending him an email. Thanks for the info.

RickS14 05-03-2016 06:53 AM
It's odd that some plates don't have dowel pins. I would think that's pretty important as far as install and it being lined up correctly.


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roninwon 05-03-2016 07:23 AM
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Originally Posted by LuckyX2 (Post 6058111)
USD or AUD? Either way, that's a good deal and I'll be sending him an email. Thanks for the info.
That's usd.

LoSt180 05-03-2016 08:10 AM
Following to see how this evolves. I'm interested in a better shifter placement, if possible, to avoid cutting up my chassis.

Quote:
Originally Posted by Kylepaschke (Post 6057636)
Does anyone know what the best transmission fluid to run is??
OEM Nissan?
Torco?
Redline?
I have a G35 6MT in addition to the S14. Best fluids are either Nissan MTF or Redline MT85.

Redline MT90 was used on the older SR/KA trans and is a little too thick for the Z33 trans. Basically takes the same GL4 fluids we're used to dealing with on all Nissan manual transmissions.

Joobie610 05-03-2016 06:57 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dboyizmlg (Post 6057958)
That looks really good!

Is it cheaper than the Mazworx kit?
Honestly, I didn't even look at pricing to begin with. I looked for the best kit and then it came down to cut and shut bellhousing, custom tailshaft, working out a Shifter solution, etc. I decided it was easier to just get it all through someone in Aus, and not have to deal with multiple companies. InsaneDrifters are about the only mob to do the whole bolt in kit locally.

Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRealSy90 (Post 6057990)
I believe the Mazworx kit is actually slightly cheaper than the InsaneDrifters kit. However the InsaneDrifters kit has a way better shifter relocation solution than Mazworx. The Mazworx relocation requires cutting the hole in the chassis although it does come with a metal plate to cover the new hole and clean it up. Also it BARELY clears the plastic shifter trim in S14 and in S13 it actually touches the trim in 2nd, 4th, 6th and Reverse.

I went with the Mazworx full kit myself, had to send the bellhousing back initially as they forgot to machine a relief for the 2nd gear selector rod, and they exchanged it for a revised one that should be arriving in the mail tomorrow.
That hole is part of the reason I went ID. With our modification laws, it will make life easier if I get sent over the pits.

Kylepaschke 05-09-2016 12:27 PM
Mazworx Bellhousing kit
CBF Performance rear mount shifter
Torque Solutions Shift Knob
Competition stage 4 6 puck sprung.
http://i.imgur.com/FufyOIf.jpg

Mister.E 05-09-2016 12:59 PM
Does that bellhousing adapter take some of the length out of the tranny?


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Kylepaschke 05-09-2016 01:31 PM
You must cut the input shaft for this kit

Mister.E 05-09-2016 05:32 PM
Errr nevermind...

Just realized that Maxworx does not have a bellhousing conversion kit for the JZ motors.


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roninwon 05-11-2016 05:29 PM
Updated first post to add a direct link to the FSM

Yellow4g63 05-11-2016 07:16 PM
Gteck shifter in action


If the link didn't work just search kgarage_sr20vets on instagram.

roninwon 05-11-2016 08:10 PM
In those pics he's running to mazworx adapter kit which requires you to cut the input shaft 3/8". His shifter sits center so therefore anyone who doesn't run that kit will have to assume the shifter will sit 3/8" farther back. Which it still looks like it would work just from eyeballing it.

Drftr915 05-12-2016 01:53 AM
Can someone line me up with GBF Performance?

Also am I the only one who can never get ahold of Maverick Motorsports?

Has anyone tried cutting the stock 350z driveshaft to work? Is it possible?


PARTS I HAVE:
- CD009
- Autotech motoring adapter plate

PARTS NEEDED:
- shifter mod
- cross member
- driveshaft

LoSt180 05-12-2016 07:12 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Drftr915 (Post 6062269)

Has anyone tried cutting the stock 350z driveshaft to work? Is it possible?
The stock 350Z driveshaft is carbon fiber, I don't think it can be cut very easily. A G35 driveshaft is the same 2 piece design as the 240, so it may be possible to merge the two halves. Just a thought, haven't looked into it and most people go for a 1-piece anyway.

JDMS1lv1a 05-12-2016 10:38 AM
Great information here, giving me confidence about doing this to my s15 SR...but these transmissions dont seem to grow on trees like SR's and KA's. Is buying new the best/only option? Its not a cheap swap to begin with so it seems going all out with a new one makes most sense?

roninwon 05-12-2016 11:21 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by JDMS1lv1a (Post 6062396)
Great information here, giving me confidence about doing this to my s15 SR...but these transmissions dont seem to grow on trees like SR's and KA's. Is buying new the best/only option? Its not a cheap swap to begin with so it seems going all out with a new one makes most sense?
Sometimes it's just better to wait and find a used one. I got my cd008 with only 12k on it for $400 on Craigslist. Just keep an eye out and search everywhere.

Kylepaschke 05-12-2016 11:23 AM
JDMS1lv1a
There are a lot more floating around than you may think.
Try LKQ or even Ebay using the part numbers
32010-CD00A


or
32010-CD009.





Another option is to literally buy a junkyard car from copart.com for like cheap as balls and rob the transmission from that.


OR
get a new one for $1800 https://conceptzperformance.com/niss...z33_p_2887.php and not deal with any wonders.

2muchboost 05-12-2016 05:45 PM
Search Craiglist and such. Found a few low mileage (less than 60k) for CD009's going for $800 or less. Someone local to me beat me to the punch and picked one up for $450 with 25k miles....bastardo!

roninwon 05-12-2016 06:15 PM
http://www.jegs.com/i/Intellitronix/...FQeTfgodt2EDcA

Does anyone think this gps converter would work instead of the Dakota.

Rb26kouki 05-12-2016 07:37 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by roninwon (Post 6062648)
http://www.jegs.com/i/Intellitronix/...FQeTfgodt2EDcA

Does anyone think this gps converter would work instead of the Dakota.


I like this.

Worth a try


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