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I'm guessing you made a typo, because I can find nothing about this on their site.
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I do recall seeing it on the AG website. Essentially a beefed up M22 with AG parts, case, midplate, etc. and custom gear ratios to choose from.
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I had to dig around on their site to find it but yes there is such a thing I have talked to them just wanted to see if anyone here has run one for awhile and how its holding up. Talked to Nate at Autogear sounds like a good tranny but never hurts to ask around. They have been out for awhile diff ratios available and stronger straighter cut gears from Italy supposed to shift better with their side plate that has needle bearings in it. super case and steel mid plate and yes the cluster gears can be changed without replacing the whole cluster. Sounds like a direct bolt in except the driveshaft may have to be shortened 1" on some cars
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