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SLobra
PostPosted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 6:41 am 
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Ok, I'm going to swap to the manual transmission this weekend. My question is, can I use the starter I already have? I wasn't sure if it was different between manual and auto. Also the plate that goes between the block and the trans, do I need a 5 speed specific plate? If I can use the auto started and plate then all I need are the axles and I'm good to go.
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You will need the manual starter plate for sure, as far as the starter goes, I am not sure to be honest.

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thank you, im on my way to write a wtb ad.
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Make sure it's a 5spd FWD 63t starter plate.

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