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Old 5th July 2013, 08:43   #1
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Having trouble finding a gearbox for my vtr which will be running around 240bhp, been told that a standard vtr box wont hack it, anyone give me ideas or personal opinions on what box to use as im stuck

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Old 9th July 2013, 22:15   #2
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Only thing stronger would be to convert it to a BE box that they mated to the XU engines and the larger peugeots such as the 306. Is it turbo'd?
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Vtr box with an ATB diff would be ok for a while if driven with mechanical sympathy tbh. And the diff would make the car a LOT more drivable.
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Depends on the torque really, and how well chosen and mapped the turbo is, there's quite a few race cars not far off that power but likely to be far less torque, and they do still need to service the boxes fairly regularly and have a very large degree of mechanical sympathy.
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how much is a diff for a VTR box?
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John (gmc) has the quaife on offer at the moment iirc. Give him a call. Around £550 from memory.

It is all about the torque tho as said. The physical casings twist and pull the gears apart on high load.
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