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Good question and i doubt anyone on here will be able to give you a definitive answer because no one has done it before.
I suspect the driveshafts will be different? Have you tried to contact a gearbox specialist they may know?
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ill try tomorrow the drive shafts but think the inner heads are the same.
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shafts fit is mated up to engine tomorrow she is going in
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Excellent news thanks for the update, someone else may need to go down the same route.
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thanks pk7478, i will see tomorrow what happens it fits that i know already just the gear change mechanism has me a bit worried the ball joints fit the have the same thickness but possible some fed-ling with the sticks length.
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and it works just fine direct swap no fedling with anything at all.
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mine was 1.9 xud and box was of c15 1.8 or1.7 xud.
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