The Transaxle Thread

Pretty sure it hasn’t been brought up in this thread so here we go.

Is ths Md5 still a thing?

Logistics of converting a 2d 4 speed to a md5?

Are the gears skinnier?

Less durable?

Brainstorming for a 400hp Subaru car that might turn to 500 in the off season, and interested in stretching the legs out a little

Car gets duned pretty hard so being cautious about durability
 
Pretty sure it hasn’t been brought up in this thread so here we go.

Is ths Md5 still a thing?

Logistics of converting a 2d 4 speed to a md5?

Are the gears skinnier?

Less durable?

Brainstorming for a 400hp Subaru car that might turn to 500 in the off season, and interested in stretching the legs out a little

Car gets duned pretty hard so being cautious about durability
Have you considered the PBS sequential that CEK has for sale on here ?
 
Pretty sure it hasn’t been brought up in this thread so here we go.

Is ths Md5 still a thing?

Logistics of converting a 2d 4 speed to a md5?

Are the gears skinnier?

Less durable?

Brainstorming for a 400hp Subaru car that might turn to 500 in the off season, and interested in stretching the legs out a little

Car gets duned pretty hard so being cautious about durability
The MD5 is mostly obsolete as of now. Parts are no longer being made for them, specifically R&P's and 1st/2nd main shafts. They will eventually die off.

There are few short course racers that still use them, but they don't burn through the specific MD5 parts that fast.

Best option to replace a 2d with a 5 speed would be going to an S5 sequential, or Weddle HV-25 if you prefer the H-pattern shifting.
 
Have you considered the PBS sequential that CEK has for sale on here ?

The MD5 is mostly obsolete as of now. Parts are no longer being made for them, specifically R&P's and 1st/2nd main shafts. They will eventually die off.

There are few short course racers that still use them, but they don't burn through the specific MD5 parts that fast.

Best option to replace a 2d with a 5 speed would be going to an S5 sequential, or Weddle HV-25 if you prefer the H-pattern shifting.
Thanks!
 
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