New transmission recomendation
11-04-2002, 10:44 AM
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New transmission recomendation
I have a 5 speed in my 95 dx hatch. It's getting old now and starting to make noises. it's served me well. should i get an ex/si tranny or fix this old dog? how difficult is it to rebuild a tranny? Thanks.
11-04-2002, 10:46 AM
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Re: New transmission recomendation (civicmatt)
hmm......if you still have the stock motor then just rebuild the tranny or get one out of the junkyards for $10.......
11-04-2002, 10:52 AM
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Re: New transmission recomendation (civicmatt)
upgrading the tranny on a 100hp motor isnt the best of ideas, but if you can find it cheap, go for it.....IMO, i'd just save up some $$ or take a loan out the bank and swap in a DOHC motor/tranny.....it's up to you dude, but if you're strapped for cash, just replace it 
11-04-2002, 11:12 AM
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Re: New transmission recomendation (Mista Bone)
My only problem with the ex/si tranny is finding one near me so I don't end up paying shipping. how much should i pay for one?
11-04-2002, 11:23 AM
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Re: New transmission recomendation (Mista Bone)
Gas mileage will get better also.
again, please feel free to correct my misguided logic here. i know you are quite knowledgeable with d-series trannies and the gearing problems that make "sohc" a four letter word.
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Re: New transmission recomendation (civicmatt)
http://www.car-part.com, good junk yard search and lets you search fairly close to you. So shipping won't be killer.
11-04-2002, 01:03 PM
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Re: New transmission recomendation (hanson said)
Gas mileage will get better also.
please correct my ignorance, but i would think the longer gears of the dx tranny would be better for gas milage since rpm's would keep a bit lower?
again, please feel free to correct my misguided logic here. i know you are quite knowledgeable with d-series trannies and the gearing problems that make "sohc" a four letter word.
please correct my ignorance, but i would think the longer gears of the dx tranny would be better for gas milage since rpm's would keep a bit lower?
again, please feel free to correct my misguided logic here. i know you are quite knowledgeable with d-series trannies and the gearing problems that make "sohc" a four letter word.
11-04-2002, 04:33 PM
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Re: New transmission recomendation (civicmatt)
You should be able to pick up a 92-95 EX/Si trans cheap at a local salvage yard. This is the better way to go because of the better gearing.
11-05-2002, 05:08 AM
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Re: New transmission recomendation (hanson said)
In a low rpm/HIGH torque V8 world you would be right. But letting a puny D15B7 "sing" it's way to is peak VE is the best way to get higher MPG.
All I can say, others will argue, but no one will provide proof.
All I can say, others will argue, but no one will provide proof.
11-06-2002, 04:13 AM
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Re: New transmission recomendation (neof69)
You should be able to pick up a 92-95 EX/Si trans cheap at a local salvage yard. This is the better way to go because of the better gearing.
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