Mr Gears

Its 2016 and Polyurethane still remains as a cheap and easy way to fill a hole. If the stuff was any good OEM manufacturers would be all into it. I however, don't really care. Just don't come braggin about superpoo this and that, cause I will just laugh at you.  

Its the jack-shaft that is going to be the problem. The Magna one might not fit your block and the Eclipse one might not have the right offset for FWD Auto.

Same 4 position plug. You just only need to use 3 of the wires.

I can hook you up if you need it

https://sites.google...s/4p-connectors

CAPS should be able to tell me the colour, drivetrain info and any options that were installed before it left the factory though right? I tried using that Russian site with translator on but no info came up. Maybe i'll try it with explorer instead of firefox in case it's a browser issue.

Colour is scotia white (W83B) and it was built with a 6 speed manual. Options are (OYR), whatever that means and interior spec is (32X) whatever that means. Your code SJGF2 should read SJGFZ with the Z meaning AWD.

FWD Driveshafts will need to handle double the torque compared to the AWD. It makes sense that they need to be bigger.