Does this mean for me that I can convert my FWD to a RWD by just taking a KA transmission, sticking a CA bell housing on it and mounting it back up? I know I would need a diff, drive shaft, and all the extra's, but it sure would be origina;!c-rad wrote:Or, if worse comes to worse, swap your KA transmission onto the CA bellhousing...
DjLiquid wrote:Does this mean for me that I can convert my FWD to a RWD by just taking a KA transmission, sticking a CA bell housing on it and mounting it back up? I know I would need a diff, drive shaft, and all the extra's, but it sure would be origina;!
That'd be my vote, just swap the KA transmission box into the CA bellhousing.c-rad wrote:Or, if worse comes to worse, swap your KA transmission onto the CA bellhousing...
Drove it around today and still no reverse. My mechanic/dyno shop told me that it is probably the reverse lockout device malfunctioning, and that it is repairable. Aren't the KA and CA gear ratios different, because the ka is torque with no top end and the CA is torque-less untill you hit boost...themadscientist wrote:Before you dam the transmisiion, the gears may have been knocked out of whack in shipment. It has hapened to me twice where reverse gets hungup halfway. Put the car in neatral to push it out and drive it around for a while, reverse should come back after a a little bit. Of you could split the case and move the gear back into place yourself.
It's the final drive ratio of the diff that is different, the CA powered cars came with a 4.36, the KA (and SR) are like 4.08btustison wrote:Aren't the KA and CA gear ratios different, because the ka is torque with no top end and the CA is torque-less untill you hit boost...