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Old 03-10-2008, 06:40 PM
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Default Complete Torsen Swap-maybe

a buddy of mine, non-member, is thinking about parting his wrecked car
what is a good ammount he could get for a compete torsen swap (NA, not sure what year-will find out if needed)
he would include complete diff., axles, driveshaft and PPF (do you even need a PPF in the swap or will the 90-93 work?)
any help will be appreciated


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ps-reason this is in the FS thread is b/c it could very likely turn into a FS add if someone wants the whole swap and is willing to pay for it
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Originally Posted by whaaamx5
he would include complete diff., axles, driveshaft and PPF (do you even need a PPF in the swap or will the 90-93 work?)
any help will be appreciated
$700-$800 is a good price imo, and you don't need the PPF in the swap
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2nd dibs
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around $800 seems to be the going rate for torsen swaps. The ppf is not necessary, but i have found for those doing the swap, it is easier to just do the swap with the ppf attached to the diff. From my experience the bolts attaching the ppf to the differential tend to seize and snap.
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I would say $350... Thats how much i paid.
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I paid $50 for my torsen

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Originally Posted by deadmeat
I paid $50 for my torsen

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I actually had someone pay me to take their torsen...
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Originally Posted by MikeRiv87
I actually had someone pay me to take their torsen...
Some people are pretty stupid...
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All depends on mileage and condition. I have seen them for 700-950. 950 being low mileage and no rust. What is the history of this one?
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900 shipped for a low mile 3.9 is what I paid on m.net.
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Well

a complete kit from planetmiata after all there mark-ups

Rear Diff Swap Kit 1.6 to 1.8 - 4.10 torsen (includes diff, driveshaft, alum. housing & cv axles) $1100.00
BTW that doesn't say if it is a torsen 1 or 2 but I haven't see much price difference on the two if the mileage is the same
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We get $1050 for a 4.10 swap kit.
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Shiet that is expensive. Whats the better route finding one cheap for 500-800 bucks or buying one from planet miata or you guys for 1100$? And if you do buy it from you guys if we trade in our old one do we get a core charge for it or no?
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this one is out of a 94 with low-for-the-age mileage, around 120K
so its gonna have the little stub axles i believe
it should be pretty much identical to waht i have in my car, mines also a 94...if that means anything
so less than $1000 for sure then...
i'll let ya'll know what he'll take after i talk to him this afternoon
i will honor the dibs here before listing it anywhere else
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cash in hand. for now...
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ok, we got a price update...
$900 plus shipping


but we already have a sale pending....so, in case sale does not go through (will know tomorrow) will honor second dibs

thanks
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Old 03-12-2008, 09:40 AM
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sale no go through, urby decided to swap over his Tomei over from his 96
sale still up
$900+++
again, local pick up or reasonable distance is free...

and free back rub to local pick-ups by my coarse blistered and cut-up hands


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sale pending...
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Any chance your buddy would part with the 1.8 speedo gear out of the transmission?
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