steel_3d
15+ Year Contributor
- 494
- 14
- Jul 3, 2003
-
LA,
California
Do the internals of a 1g tranny fit in a 2g case?
Basically I need a 2g tranny, since mine was stolen. They're impossible to find for a reasonable price, and I don't want to go through the trouble of fabricating mounts to make a 1g tranny work in my 97 gsx. So it just occured to me that maybe I can just get a 1g tranny and swap on a 2g case, maybe even just a 2g bellhousing (I forgot if the front and rear mounts are on the bellhousing or not), and drop it in.
Am I dreaming?
Basically I need a 2g tranny, since mine was stolen. They're impossible to find for a reasonable price, and I don't want to go through the trouble of fabricating mounts to make a 1g tranny work in my 97 gsx. So it just occured to me that maybe I can just get a 1g tranny and swap on a 2g case, maybe even just a 2g bellhousing (I forgot if the front and rear mounts are on the bellhousing or not), and drop it in.
Am I dreaming?

But if the shafts are all rearranged and shit, it's a lost cause...
. Please dont make uninformed posts and then lock the thread.
). If you watch the part numbers, you see that it was a steady evolution over time, rather than a major redesign between 1g and 2g. The shifter mechanism for example changed somewhere midway through the 1g production (that's why I'm thinking I might be better off starting from a later 1g tranny).