the 240sx with power

type="text/javascript">ell lets see, pretty muchmission from Os giken or other dealers? 500hp max.
everything in the drivetrain. Lets start at the back ofThen you might as well look elsewhere. So I pulled
the car and work our way forward to fix them allout the rb r33 rb25 transmission. People "say" it will
one by one.hold 700 hp in a rear wheel drive car. I say they are
Rear hubs and axles. These things snap like twigs.wrong. Third gear can strip all the way around. Making
Went out and found me some r33 skyline axles,it useless. The best suggestion I have found for
which were stronger… they broke both at thethese, is a r33 with a 3 gear cross. I have not been
same time.very impressed with the quality of Route 6 cross. It
So here is how we fix that. Get a GTR r32 rear diff,is not really stronger than stock. An OS 3 gear cross
axles and hubs. Used 2 shock washers to hold thewith a os input should pretty much be the answer to
diff up, due to it lacking the big cross bar on the rearyour prayers. Another good thing, since your putting
of a GTR. Put all this in. Which unfortainitly lost meout some ponies from this car, is you get to leave it
my r33 nismo diff. The stock gtr diff isn't bad, but itsin gear longer. I cannot see these thing breaking
nothing like a real LSD locked type. Its better than aunder 700-900 hp in a 2 wheel drive car without the
viscous, worse than a 2 way. Changed the frontcar being back halved. You would need near perfect
flange to put in a 4 bolt type driveshaft. Pretty muchtraction to do so. That brings us to the clutch. Which
was a bolt in procedure. That fixed most of the rearother than the transmission is probably the most
breakage. Bought a 3" tube driveshaft fromexpensive piece you will have to buy. Hard choices,
Driveshafts Unlimited in IL. They did a good job ofyou want something that will hold obsene amounts
putting it together, wasn't very happy with the yokeof power and abuse, but but be nice enough your
though, it "doesn't look very strong", although I havenot snapping everything in half. Sort of a tricky
never broke it, it still scares me. Put some aluminumsubject. No clutch is perfect, so none can really do
collars in the rear, to stiffen it up to hold the extrathis, in a street style setup. I have always chosen
weight I was putting on it. That was pretty much itgoing faster over breaking some parts that I can find
for the rear. The transmission is a huge problem. SRin a junkyard. So I went with a triple. A twin plate will
transmission, well just forget it, you look at it tooknot hold the power I am putting out.
long it will break. How about a 5 gear cross SR