you can use a manul subframe with an auto, just drill an extra hole for the gearbox mount

still collecting dust

this is currently at pick-a-part cambellfield VIC if anyones after parts;

nice, i never got the chance to do this at my old work, will come in handy when i finish off my rear suspension, Thanks!

you can cut the bump stops in half and still have plenty or rubber left. only prob that may leads to is your tyres hitting before it bottoms out. depends on your height/wheels

ill be there again for sure! was good to catchup last year. we should meetup somewhere beforehand this time and roll in as a group

my paints looking a bit worse for wear, but you get that being my daily lol, but ive got some new wheels & suspension since last year

sure is, but its just the gearbox itself, the flywheel & worn clutch are long gone

Awesome Tez, its been a while!

Anyone keen for a meet'n'greet? possibly a cruise, its been quite a while since we have done anything down here!

if theres any interest, ill organize a time/place. Feel free to throw out any suggestions, also where your located so i can make it central!

did you try tapping the rollpin back in? maybe it came out a little when you removed the old flywheel?

theres one on ebay at the moment, but its a bit rich. i sold brand new ones for only a little more than that. depends how desperate you are though!

you sure you just had the plastic spacer on? when i did my fuel pump i found theres 2 types of pump (same part number) one requires the plastic spacer (using 2 gaskets), one doesnt.

ive still got the flywheel/used clutch, i was going to hang them on the wall cos there so cute lol. but if its needed it comes with it!

yeh still available, and as far as im aware it should fit. but double check with brayden, i removed it from an 88 alto (same f8b as what you would put in anyways)

thats a pretty big tyre to, im using 165x45