Gemini were bought out buy some larger company... which gearset on that page fits the FTO F5M42 box?Atomrally wrote:http://www.dewpoint.co.jp/page034.html
For custom stuff I think the language barrier makes Japan hard going.
We've got plenty of engineering companies here in NZ making dog gear kits but I'm sure there are plenty in the UK too. That's where we used to get stuff for Group and rallyars from - Gemini I think/ It was a few years ago.
I guess you could do land speed record attempts with your 3.7 final drive and a 0.76 5th!
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Just re-read the Adelia website and they don't have an EVO box!
The modena stuff is excellent and I'd recommend it after seeing many rallycars using it over here.
700hp! I'd be hooking a rear diff up then.......
Should be relatively easy as the front half of an FTO is all universal body shell CP9A (EVO6), even has the prop shaft hangers bolts!
Then just buy a frontal damaged EVO 2 or 3 and stitch the rear diff subframe in. Bolt up the tank, prop shaft and trailing arms etc and you're now going to get some power to the ground.
Although with that much power you'll be snapping both diffs and axles at will
The modena stuff is excellent and I'd recommend it after seeing many rallycars using it over here.
700hp! I'd be hooking a rear diff up then.......
Should be relatively easy as the front half of an FTO is all universal body shell CP9A (EVO6), even has the prop shaft hangers bolts!
Then just buy a frontal damaged EVO 2 or 3 and stitch the rear diff subframe in. Bolt up the tank, prop shaft and trailing arms etc and you're now going to get some power to the ground.
Although with that much power you'll be snapping both diffs and axles at will
I've done this a thousand times before and no-one's been hurt........much!