wantboost

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im curious to see if any companies make what i call "dogboxes" for the b-series motors. that is, straight cut gears that replace the helical setup for the 5 forward gears. i know alot of the dsm guys have these available to them but havent really seen any around for us honda guys. i know a company called CTC makes a set but their site is down at the moment.

Thanks

splitime

Gear speed's site seems down also... but here's a HT link with some info...
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1085206

tony1

CTC is no longer in business, Libertys has the only ones that have proven themselves so far. 15 8.5 or better passes and counting in Chuck Seitsingers car.

wade

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these would rock my world for daily use, i think im going to do eeeet since it would be so practical, haha JK

back to topic, yea i have heard about Chucks car and setup, i would like to see it in real life sometime!

wantboost

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the liberty's kit includes 1-4 for like 3950 or something. i was really hoping to find a kit that retained 5th gear

2001accord

I bought a saenz gearset 1-5 straight cut for my H series. but they also had a dog box option, i believe they are finished with the b series design\testing. The 5th gear is 1:1 though or 1.05:1, so no overdrive. (gearset was $1700, R&P $1900, and will assemble it for you at no charge)

Alfred Nolan- contact there, can help you, they tested them and so far had 1100whp and still going.

Alfred's info:
dadwithgas@hotmail.com
http://www.saenzperformance.com

mike1114

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quiafe does. they always have an add for it in the import magazines.

Its like $2600 for the gears, $15K for a 6 speed sequential setup.

underpressure02

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Tony doesn't G-force also make a dog cut gears for the b series?

tony1

Yes, they do, but i don't know any info on them. I know for sure the liberty stuff works, that's why i mentioned it. There are others out there, Saenz, PAR, G-Force, etc., but i can't say how well they work.

HybridKOOP

What is the main benefit to these gears? (aside from strength)

2001accord

strength, reliability, gear ratio's available. Plus have a sweet whine going down the street.

z6

I dont know of many people having trouble with stock gears sets...y fix what isnt broke

HybridKOOP

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I knew about the strength, custom ratios etc... even the whine... but there has to be some sort of advantage to the actual way the gear is cut...

FATBOYeg6

what do you mean by the way the gear is cut? if you mean the teeth, a "dogbox" has straight cut gears as opposed to helical. i know the straight cut teeth are stonger, but i also heard they loose less power through the drivetrain because of the striaght cut also. can anyone confirm this?

Black R

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Clutchless shifting cuts down in et. get it?

Sequential dogbox = t3h pwn!!11

wantboost

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main advantage is strength and the ability to shift quicker... all you need is an ignition cut setup and you can upshift without taking your foot off of the gas...same with down shift. also the whine isnt that bad believe it or not

Dee

Those awesome Aussie engineers

http://www.par-engineering.com/
http://www.ppgearbox.com.au/

sc4dr

Shift like a motorcycle, sounds killer

h22 civic

check my sig for liberty gears they have been around for many years and got some good stuff