993 G50/30 (cup) realistic gearbox cost
#1
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
993 G50/30 (cup) realistic gearbox cost
Hi guy,
Thinking converting my C4 to C2,
I was looking at the different 993 gearboxes , the cup /30 seams to be the best ,....
Does anyone have experience on purchasing a low milage 993 cup gearbox or build a new one, is that expensive .....?
Thanks
Thinking converting my C4 to C2,
I was looking at the different 993 gearboxes , the cup /30 seams to be the best ,....
Does anyone have experience on purchasing a low milage 993 cup gearbox or build a new one, is that expensive .....?
Thanks
#2
I have had mine redone and even that was very expensive.
Chances of finding one at any price are slim to none. Even the /31 or more desirable /32 from and RS and RS/Cs respectively are going to be tough to find.
The /31 and /32 used to be available through the dealers , price last I looked was in the $15k neighborhood if you have one to trade, ie /32 for a new /32.
A friend just lucked into a redone /20. It was redone w/ roughly /30 gearing and he is falling in love w/ his 964 all over again.
Best advice is to look around but plan on buying and rebuilding a /20 or even better a /21. Be prepared for sticker shock as the good parts are extremely expensive and there are a lot of them.
#4
Burning Brakes
I guess I got lucky...although it didn't feel that way at the time.
I found a 'deal' of a G50/20 that was promised to work 'perfectly' but in the end needed to be completely rebuilt. It was expensive (even Porsche bearings are super expensive) but still a lot less then buying a good G50/20 ($10k) and then spending roughly another $10k in parts and labour. So, your looking at close to $20k unless you find a cheaper transmission core like me.
My ratios are pretty close to the G50/30 except for 1st gear.
That's my story...and mine is not for sale.
I found a 'deal' of a G50/20 that was promised to work 'perfectly' but in the end needed to be completely rebuilt. It was expensive (even Porsche bearings are super expensive) but still a lot less then buying a good G50/20 ($10k) and then spending roughly another $10k in parts and labour. So, your looking at close to $20k unless you find a cheaper transmission core like me.
My ratios are pretty close to the G50/30 except for 1st gear.
That's my story...and mine is not for sale.
#5
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
Thanks for your replies,
Well it's a lot of money....I love my car But sometimes I am tempted to sell it and build one with a motorcycle engine , when I think it has 200bhp for 400kg and has an engine inc gearbox box worth 4K with a sequential 7 speed close ratio box ...
Well it's a lot of money....I love my car But sometimes I am tempted to sell it and build one with a motorcycle engine , when I think it has 200bhp for 400kg and has an engine inc gearbox box worth 4K with a sequential 7 speed close ratio box ...
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#8
Nordschleife Master
I've seen engines like that in Caterhams.
Why not buy Hock's 5spd? If you just want to make it 2wd it's a great option. 5spd gearing stock is better than a g50-20.
Why not buy Hock's 5spd? If you just want to make it 2wd it's a great option. 5spd gearing stock is better than a g50-20.
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#11
Three Wheelin'
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In your opinion witch one is best the 03 or 05 , with 24.6 tyres 265/35 .