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Old 08-16-2005, 04:08 PM
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Is it even possible to go through a stock trannsmission in under 18,000 miles in a EX?

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It all depends on how you drive.
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I launch probably once or twice a week

All stock interior tranny wise

could it go that quick

clutch doctors say these items are gone :

Syncro's need replacement
Slider
spider something
1st, 2nd, and 3rd gears are toast
clutch is gone for
flywheel needs replacement
bearings are done for

say it would be easier to install a used trannsmission

they want $1700
is this accurate?
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you can get a whole new motor swap for that much...
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under 18k? yeah if you beat the hell out of it every day, and dont know how to shift. they said the clutch was bad too. so i would asume its because of driving it incorrectly. even when you launch and race a clutch should last longer than that.
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1700 for a transmission? Wow. I would say to browse the classifieds and see if you could pick up a used tranny for less. Then you could possibly get a better geared one too. Besides, what seems wrong w/the tranny?
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i have been racing for almost 2 years now so. I know how to shift and do all the proper racing manouvers for engine control but not really informed on trannsmissions.

raced a 89 hatch with a B20.

friends car. atleast i think it was a 89' for about 2 weeks

04' BMW M3 for about a month while my dad was out of town.

both mashed in. Didnt kill the car with the clutch.

---- only swaps for a 04' Civic Ex is K's and GSR right?----

those are like some $4000 minimum and i just wanna get a ahold of a ls tranny or a integra GSR and dont do a motor swap

You think Clutch Doctor's is just a little money hungry or are these numbers accurate?
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i dont know about the accuracy, but i think ive seen some ls trannys an the classifieds for way cheap, 3 figures at the most
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LS Tran into a 04 civic ex possible?
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Ive gone thro tranny's in less then 1k miles, its all in how you drive it.

Whats it doing? that seems pretty damned expensive
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Get another used unit for $150 and call it a day.
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Extremely hard to not kill the car when getting up to speed in first

Grabs super late

sounds like i have a rotory engine

clutch pedal is all the way to the floor and i slam into 3rd but still grinds but sucks the shifter into the 3rd slot

and engine vibration rattle at 6000 to 6700 rpm's
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Default Re: Tranny gone in under 18k (04'CiViClOvEr)

transmission places charge an outrageous amount, stay away from them

the do this because they replace everything in the tranny, because they offer you a warranty, if something they did not replace broke, they would be liable.

Get a used tranny from a local junkyard, or even support honda-tech and get one from someone one here.

ps...keep you motor, you obviously do not know enough about motors to attempt a motor swap. Look into a carb legal turbo kit, it will give you the most power for the least money/hassles.
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