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Old 09-29-2008, 04:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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M6 Tranny swap into an A4

06 Gto with an A4...problem is, I do not want an auto. How much would a tranny swap run me? I also cannot put the tranny in myself so labor would have to be added to the equation.
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Do you own the GTO? If not I would wait to you come across a GTO with an M12. I don't know how much it will run you but with parts and labor it is no joke. I'm just taking a quick guess on what your going to need: Tranny(new or used), clutch, slave, lines, change your petal configuration, maybe your ECM, tranny mount, flywheel.
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just get a M6 or see if you can get someone to trade you. its not worth swapping trannies...
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If you own the A4 trade it. The money you lose at the dealer will be cheaper than the swap.
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Put in a manual shift valve body.
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