Are all d-series trannies the same for 92-2000 civic si, or ex?
02-21-2004, 12:59 PM
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Are all d-series trannies the same for 92-2000 civic si, or ex?
I have a 96 del sol, with 16y7, and want the better tranny, do I need to find one from 96-2000, or can I use 92---and up, without changing the flywheel...
-sorry if it's a noob question.....
-sorry if it's a noob question.....
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Re: Are all d-series trannies the same for 92-2000 civic si, or ex? (foz)
You can use either a 92-95 si tranny or a 96-00 ex tranny for an upgrade. 96-00 ex tranny is the better option due to the stronger shift forks. However the 92-95 si and 96-00 ex tranny's are almost indentical otherwise
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Re: Are all d-series trannies the same for 92-2000 civic si, or ex? (foz)
Actually I believe the 92-95 EX and 96-00 EX are identical as far as gear ratios are concerned...the 92-95 si has a slightly shorter 5th gear than the others
92-00 EX - .702 5th
92-95 Si - .750 5th
Modified by BauleyCivic at 10:05 PM 2/22/2004
92-00 EX - .702 5th
92-95 Si - .750 5th
Modified by BauleyCivic at 10:05 PM 2/22/2004
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Re: Are all d-series trannies the same for 92-2000 civic si, or ex? (BauleyCivic)
I haven't tried to learn alot about trannys or gear ratios, so excuse my lack of knowledge but---- what is the preferred final drive?
and do they all bolt up without changing flywheels or anything odd?
and do they all bolt up without changing flywheels or anything odd?
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Re: Are all d-series trannies the same for 92-2000 civic si, or ex? (foz)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by foz »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I haven't tried to learn alot about trannys or gear ratios, so excuse my lack of knowledge but---- what is the preferred final drive?
and do they all bolt up without changing flywheels or anything odd?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Sorry, I meant 5th gear. Shorter gears mean that the revs are higher and acceleration is better.
and do they all bolt up without changing flywheels or anything odd?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Sorry, I meant 5th gear. Shorter gears mean that the revs are higher and acceleration is better.
02-22-2004, 06:22 PM
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Re: Are all d-series trannies the same for 92-2000 civic si, or ex? (foz)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by civic-4-ges »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You can use either a 92-95 si tranny or a 96-00 ex tranny for an upgrade. 96-00 ex tranny is the better option due to the stronger shift forks. However the 92-95 si and 96-00 ex tranny's are almost indentical otherwise</TD></TR></TABLE>
i agree with him
i agree with him
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Re: Are all d-series trannies the same for 92-2000 civic si, or ex? (kleanlscivic)
i recently upgraded to a 93 si tranny i love it ! i had the d16y7 whole motor also tried the vtec head swap, it almost seemed slower to me so then that motor blew and i have a new swap d15b2 with a z6 head milled 20 thousandths with cam gear and headers exhaust and intake i used the flat top pistons an i am impressed with this motor fully !!! dirty d all the way
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