SI tranny on a DX engine?

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Old 02-07-2005, 01:25 AM
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I've read around and needed advice about putting a SI tranny on the DX motor, how do they matchup? Or what is needed to be done to fit it?
Old 02-07-2005, 01:28 AM
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my guess would be that it would fit.
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First off, changing from a DX tranny to an Si is a good upgrade. Second, look @ the mainshaft end. Its the shaft on the tranny that will be slide into the clutch/flywheel. If it has 0 grooves after the splines on the very end, its most likely an 88. If it has 1, its an 89 and two are usually 90-91. Look at the end of the old trans and make sure your using the right mainshaft. The 88 trans all have a diff spline count on the mainshaft, whereas 89-91 are the same. You may have to change clutch/flywheel or change the mainshaft. Whichever is more cost-effective for you. - Darrell
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Thanks for the info, i'll get back you on it.
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ooo si trans on a DX. thats going to be quite a combo. I wonder how the DPFI is going to deal with the short gearing.... I have a DX, and I was going to put the SI trans on it. but I found it easyer to swap the motor. D16z6, obd1, P28, SI trans. That would make a nice street machine.
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That sounds better, but the only prob in my area is finding it all.
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yah, your going to find out by searching this websight. pulling the whole motor with trans atached is easyer then the trans alone. install is just as easy. just a heads up.
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Awesome thanks
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