auto to manual conversion eg
01-04-2003, 11:38 PM
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auto to manual conversion eg
I know it's been talked about before but i can't find it in the search? I've already got the motor and everything in but i know i need an aftermarket top tranny mount.... but i forgot where to get one... also does anyone have on that will work? thanks 
oh yeah and this is for a 92-95 civic.....
[Modified by 92boostn'hatch, 8:41 AM 1/5/2003]
oh yeah and this is for a 92-95 civic.....[Modified by 92boostn'hatch, 8:41 AM 1/5/2003]
01-05-2003, 12:17 AM
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Re: auto to manual conversion eg (92boostn'hatch)
the reason for the tranny mount is because on the automatic the tranny sits higher, since you are converting to a manual you will need a manual mount... placeracing offers these mounts that can run i think ~$150, if not i'm sure you can cut off a manual mount and cut off your auto mount and weld in the manual one.
01-06-2003, 03:18 AM
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Re: auto to manual conversion eg (sparq)
Why did you feel the need to bump it after your question about the mount was answered?
Any more insight can't hurt...
01-06-2003, 04:37 AM
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Re: auto to manual conversion eg (98CTRCoupe)
Place racing is the only company i know who makes the mount. It's not a bad piece.
Another idea is to drill out the spot welds on the frame where the engine mount bolts onto, and reweld in a new piece from a manual car.
It's easier to just buy the place racing mount, I am how ever partial to HASport, and OEM mount, but that's just me.
Another idea is to drill out the spot welds on the frame where the engine mount bolts onto, and reweld in a new piece from a manual car.
It's easier to just buy the place racing mount, I am how ever partial to HASport, and OEM mount, but that's just me.
01-06-2003, 04:40 AM
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Another idea is to drill out the spot welds on the frame where the engine mount bolts onto, and reweld in a new piece from a manual car.
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Re: auto to manual conversion eg (92boostn'hatch)
I went with the place racing mount in my car since I went from an Auto chassis to a 92 YS1 cable tranny. The mount cost me about $150 from place racing. There is one on ebay right now.
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Re: auto to manual conversion eg (vivid02)
You need part number 60831-SR3-300ZZ
Or if you're using a cable b-series tranny, I've got a place racing mount for $45
Or if you're using a cable b-series tranny, I've got a place racing mount for $45
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Re: auto to manual conversion eg (92boostn'hatch)
just curious, but why does it seem like everyone is switching over to the cable tranny?
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