FS: QUAIFE 60G 6speed Sequential Transmission (two!)
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I have 2 Quaife 6speed straight-cut sequential transmissions for sale. They are both freshly inspected and freshened up with only a few run hours on each one. These transmissions are the best transmissions I have ever used but I am selling them because I am switching to a GForce 4speed. I have never had a misshift with these and hate to sell them.
This transmission comes with a Z33 bellhousing that utilizes a external slave cylinder for easy maintenance. Bolts right onto your VQ!
Ratios:
1st 2.769
2nd 2.057
3rd 1.579
4th 1.260
5th 1.104
6th 1.000
$7500 each


This transmission comes with a Z33 bellhousing that utilizes a external slave cylinder for easy maintenance. Bolts right onto your VQ!
Ratios:
1st 2.769
2nd 2.057
3rd 1.579
4th 1.260
5th 1.104
6th 1.000
$7500 each


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yes, it utilizes whatever clutch and flywheel you have on your VQ. The input shaft on this is matched up to the factory transmission size so no need for a custom clutch!
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I feel like I will get laughed at for asking this, but how does it work exactly? Ive heard tell about these but never actually seen one.
Edit: According to google, just like a motorcycle gear box but for a car? pretty sweet. No gear hopping though I guess. Do you use something to let you know what gear you are in since they are all in a row and I imagine the orientation of the shift lever doesnt help?
Edit: According to google, just like a motorcycle gear box but for a car? pretty sweet. No gear hopping though I guess. Do you use something to let you know what gear you are in since they are all in a row and I imagine the orientation of the shift lever doesnt help?
Last edited by Nismomonkey; Apr 20, 2012 at 01:04 AM.
I feel like I will get laughed at for asking this, but how does it work exactly? Ive heard tell about these but never actually seen one.
Edit: According to google, just like a motorcycle gear box but for a car? pretty sweet. No gear hopping though I guess. Do you use something to let you know what gear you are in since they are all in a row and I imagine the orientation of the shift lever doesnt help?
Edit: According to google, just like a motorcycle gear box but for a car? pretty sweet. No gear hopping though I guess. Do you use something to let you know what gear you are in since they are all in a row and I imagine the orientation of the shift lever doesnt help?
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You will need to make a transmission mount, driveshaft (which I will provide the yoke for), and modify the shifter hole for the shifter to fit through the tunnel. Otherwise, the bellhousing bolts on and allows you to run your full 350Z clutch with no modification.







