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Old 05-09-09, 10:30 AM
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I was wondering what you guys have spent on a full manual conversion for both w58 or r154 tranny. I'm might be getting a sc with a 1jz w/auto and I think the solenoids are bad, I was just curious to see if a tranny swap would be worth it or if I should just fix the auto.
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You could get w58 parts for about 1000 and prolly 400 to install it.
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im looking at $1600 total with an r154 which is not including cheap or oem parts but some bettter parts liek lighter flywheel and driveshafts ect. i believe you can get a w58 with all the required stuff for less than a grand

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Old 05-14-09, 12:42 PM
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i recently sold my full r154 manual set up for about $2k but that's w/ new flywheel, upgraded clutch (to handle at least 600rwhp) with less than 1.5k miles, pedals, lines, driveshaft, etc. that's parts alone, no labor.
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r154- built Marlin Crawler will run you $1200. Then you need the bellhousing $300, clutch and flywheel- you source that 1- you can use the 6 speed stuff for that.
W58- $600 for the tranny, pedals, slave, etc from a junkyard. $350 for clutch and give it your best shot to get the salvage guy to hook you up with the flywheel- it worked like a charm for me. But if you're going to put any real power down- skip the w58.
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Old 05-14-09, 07:15 PM
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I think if I do get the other sc Im going keep it auto for now. Just gots to fix the solenoids
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I spent less than $500 on my conversion. I also saved a lot of money on labor because I installed it myself. Look for different sources on parts. You don't really have to spend $1000 if you look hard enough.
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Hmm here is my quick list:
r154: 200.00
Light weight Flywheel: 250.00
Bellhousing: 300.00
Clutch:350.00
1pc driveshaft w/ adapter plate:600.00
Slave cylinder: 40.00

Umm that's just the parts... I guess if you drop the driveshaft it's not a bad price. My car was already a 5 speed though.
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