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Old 28-07-2021, 12:17 PM   #1
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Default Upgrade to 8 speed?

On car Forums there always talk and speculation about upgrading engines.
fitting a Coyote is a popular one, but the cost and complexity often rules it out.

What about a trans upgrade there are a few used ZF 8 speeds from Jeeps & BMWs etc available now. and would cost much less than an engine upgrade

are they generic enough to fit to a Falcon or Territory bell housings mounts removal of 4WD? would the cars ECU just accept the change


bottom line is it worth it? probably not. but interested to hear if its possible
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