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Posted by y2kgt01 (Member # 1257) on :
 
on a 2001 gt i want to swap my auto for a manual anyone have a guess as to how much parts would cost and what i need?
 
Posted by TRY2PAZ (Member # 97) on :
 
about $1,200 to $1,500

450 for used tranny
300 for a god clutch
200 for clutch pedal
200 for new computer
plus labor

This is a ball park figure
 
Posted by Procharged2Kv6 (Member # 1563) on :
 
does anyone know a good shop that would do it for not tooo much???

i think i can get the parts..all the parts for my 00 V6 but i want to know the labor and all...

you know when shops hear"swap" ..they think up the $$$$...

thanks!
 
Posted by HungryHippo (Member # 537) on :
 
you're better off just getting a different car, not like they're rare or anything [Smile]
 
Posted by y2kgt01 (Member # 1257) on :
 
gracias try2paz.
 
Posted by shade-tree (Member # 298) on :
 
on a car that new, I'd honestly consider the sell it/buy a new/newish GT with a 5-speed.

if you were talking about a fox you picked up for $2 or $3k with a good motor, I'd be all for a $1000 ish swap.

Hey if you're going to invest all the time/effort consider something better than the T45, like the tremec 3650 or whatever you can get to fit if drag racing is in the car's future. If not forget I said anything.
 
Posted by Third Strike (Member # 1831) on :
 
Why do you want a manual? My buddy has an automatic witha chip and shift kit in it and it shifts faster than I could ever shift in my mustang. Just keep it and put a shift kit in for like 200 and a chip for like 300 and your car will be shifting so hard you wont want to get rid of it trust me.
 
Posted by Bill/APEX Motorsports (Member # 636) on :
 
If you change computers, you'll also have to get the PATS (Passive Anti-Theft System) reprogrammed by the dealer. It's not just a matter of programming the key--the computer itself will need to be reprogrammed, or the car won't even start.
 




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