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Old Oct 1, 2005 | 07:19 AM
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Hot on the demand for the latest trend of Drifting , MRT are pleased to offer a simple part that converts the Subaru 4wd transmission to 2wd. REAR WHEEL DRIVE

All in less than 2 hrs and you can do this at home!.

3 "spools" are available
one for the early (4 bolt) and a separate one for the current (8 bolt) 5 speed transmissions
and one for the 6 speed.

No special tools are necessary and the part simply replaces the factory centre LSD.
At any time you can change back to 4wd.

no disconnecting front drive shafts
no special mods
no removing of parts.

Simply remove the centre transfer case, (can be done with gearbox left in the car) remove the LSD, and swap in the spool, and refit!

The clever design allows the front diff and drivehafts to remain and rotate with the front wheels, etc without damage.
Old Oct 1, 2005 | 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by jasonjkl
Hot on the demand for the latest trend of Drifting , MRT are pleased to offer a simple part that converts the Subaru 4wd transmission to 2wd. REAR WHEEL DRIVE

All in less than 2 hrs and you can do this at home!.

3 "spools" are available
one for the early (4 bolt) and a separate one for the current (8 bolt) 5 speed transmissions
and one for the 6 speed.

No special tools are necessary and the part simply replaces the factory centre LSD.
At any time you can change back to 4wd.

no disconnecting front drive shafts
no special mods
no removing of parts.

Simply remove the centre transfer case, (can be done with gearbox left in the car) remove the LSD, and swap in the spool, and refit!

The clever design allows the front diff and drivehafts to remain and rotate with the front wheels, etc without damage.
where can i get some more info on this?? i went to mrt's site but i couldnt find anything on it??
Old Oct 1, 2005 | 02:14 PM
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I checked mrt website too and the only thing i came up with was an article in the forum.

http://mrtrally.com.au/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=19306
Old Oct 3, 2005 | 09:22 AM
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that vid was awsome and if i lived somewhere that i didn't need AWD for winter i would definitly by RWD
Old Oct 3, 2005 | 02:23 PM
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Why not just get an old skool 240, rx7 or miata - If you want to drift? Basically, get a car that is already rwd and go from there. No point in messing with a really great AWD car to go to 2WD!
Old Oct 3, 2005 | 10:41 PM
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hella dope !
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