I think removing it to work on it on a bench would be way better than fighting installing the forks, especially the 1st & 2nd gear fork, into the side cover twocents work
If you do the work in the car are you going to drain the lube out first? I would up If you remove it and work on it on a bench you won't need to drain it as long as the have a spare tranny yoke installed in it so the gear lube doesn't drain out the tail shaft housing while removing the trans work scope
Good luck either way thumbs


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