latest updates lots of photos worth a look in my gearbox album:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/124463176@N06/albums/72157668339813004
couple of random action shots
DSC_2350 by edward guest, on Flickr
DSC_2352 by edward guest, on Flickr
DSC_2359 by edward guest, on Flickr
DSC_2369 by edward guest, on Flickr
DSC_2371 by edward guest, on Flickr
took the main shaft apart to compare new baulk rings etc... i have been scratching my head slightly.
here's why, old on the left, new on the right:
DSC_2372 by edward guest, on Flickr
you see the teeth missing?
does not appear to make a difference when measuring it all up and test fitting but strange nevertheless!?!?
Note - The USA Nissan Maxima J30 shares the same gearbox internals as you can see by clicking on any part # on this website:
http://nissan4u.com/parts/sunny/er_n14/1990_10/type_23/power_train/transmission_gear/
I bought a whole bunch of stuff from the USA about 5 years ago because parts were much cheaper and by putting them in my suitcase I had no import tax and VAT. They do things a bit different over there, you can buy a 'kit' which contains all the brass baulk rings and 1st/2nd gear shift springs discounted together. Think it was $140 and i bought a few sets... (~£250 in UK)
I test fitted them on the gear with the syncro hubs and springs and measured them:
old
DSC_2379 by edward guest, on Flickr
new
DSC_2380 by edward guest, on Flickr
old
DSC_2378 by edward guest, on Flickr
new
DSC_2377 by edward guest, on Flickr
teeth are perfectly shaped
DSC_2374 by edward guest, on Flickr
DSC_2381 by edward guest, on Flickr
I see no reason why i shouldn't fit it.
i've got a few spare sets that i would sell. going to list a whole stack of stuff for sale in the correct for sale area soon, I need to stop hoarding and start selling and/or building...
DSC_2347 by edward guest, on Flickr
cheers,
Adam