92-93 YS1 Tranmission with 94+ B-series clutch
07-26-2006, 05:46 AM
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92-93 YS1 Tranmission with 94+ B-series clutch
I have a YS1 92-93 cable transmission in my car. I've searched and gathered the following information.
(1) All b-series pressure plates are the same.
(2) 92+ b-series transmissions clutchs discs are the same
(3) 94+ throwout bearings from a hydro tranny are different then those from a cable tranny.
Conclusions: To get a 94+ clutch and pressure plate to work in my 92-93 YS1 cable transmision I would have to get a 90-93 throwout bearing.
Did I get this right?
Thanks.
(1) All b-series pressure plates are the same.
(2) 92+ b-series transmissions clutchs discs are the same
(3) 94+ throwout bearings from a hydro tranny are different then those from a cable tranny.
Conclusions: To get a 94+ clutch and pressure plate to work in my 92-93 YS1 cable transmision I would have to get a 90-93 throwout bearing.
Did I get this right?
Thanks.
07-26-2006, 09:18 AM
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Re: 92-93 YS1 Tranmission with 94+ B-series clutch (Bizarre)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bizarre »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have a YS1 92-93 cable transmission in my car. I've searched and gathered the following information.
(1) All b-series pressure plates are the same.
(2) 92+ b-series transmissions clutchs discs are the same
(3) 94+ throwout bearings from a hydro tranny are different then those from a cable tranny.
Conclusions: To get a 94+ clutch and pressure plate to work in my 92-93 YS1 cable transmision I would have to get a 90-93 throwout bearing.
Did I get this right?
Thanks. </TD></TR></TABLE>
cable and hydro clutch discs are different. The cables have a smaller spline.
(1) All b-series pressure plates are the same.
(2) 92+ b-series transmissions clutchs discs are the same
(3) 94+ throwout bearings from a hydro tranny are different then those from a cable tranny.
Conclusions: To get a 94+ clutch and pressure plate to work in my 92-93 YS1 cable transmision I would have to get a 90-93 throwout bearing.
Did I get this right?
Thanks.
</TD></TR></TABLE>cable and hydro clutch discs are different. The cables have a smaller spline.
07-26-2006, 10:27 AM
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Re: 92-93 YS1 Tranmission with 94+ B-series clutch (skunked)
Are you 100% sure? From what I've been reading the older style 91 down have the smaller spline and the newer 92-93 share the same size spline at the hydro trannies.
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Re: 92-93 YS1 Tranmission with 94+ B-series clutch (Bizarre)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bizarre »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Are you 100% sure? From what I've been reading the older style 91 down have the smaller spline and the newer 92-93 share the same size spline at the hydro trannies.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Every cable tranny I have seen has a smaller spline. Anything is possible......
Every cable tranny I have seen has a smaller spline. Anything is possible......
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Re: 92-93 YS1 Tranmission with 94+ B-series clutch (skunked)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by skunked »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
cable and hydro clutch discs are different. The cables have a smaller spline.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Your partially right, 90-91 cable trannies are the small spline, 92-93 ys1's take the large spline disk just like the 94-current bseries motors. You can also swap gearsets and lsd's into the 92-93 ys1 cable transmissions from the later models
cable and hydro clutch discs are different. The cables have a smaller spline.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Your partially right, 90-91 cable trannies are the small spline, 92-93 ys1's take the large spline disk just like the 94-current bseries motors. You can also swap gearsets and lsd's into the 92-93 ys1 cable transmissions from the later models
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Re: 92-93 YS1 Tranmission with 94+ B-series clutch (PURPLETERROR aka BIGMATT)
Thanks for the response. Is what I stated correct that the throwout bearings are different and I would have to get a 90-93 throwout bearing to make the 94-current bseries clutch work in a 92-93 ys1?
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Re: 92-93 YS1 Tranmission with 94+ B-series clutch (PURPLETERROR aka BIGMATT)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PURPLETERROR aka BIGMATT »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Your partially right, 90-91 cable trannies are the small spline, 92-93 ys1's take the large spline disk just like the 94-current bseries motors. You can also swap gearsets and lsd's into the 92-93 ys1 cable transmissions from the later models</TD></TR></TABLE>
ah, the DA GSR trannies. Those are a bitch to find.....thanks for the info
Your partially right, 90-91 cable trannies are the small spline, 92-93 ys1's take the large spline disk just like the 94-current bseries motors. You can also swap gearsets and lsd's into the 92-93 ys1 cable transmissions from the later models</TD></TR></TABLE>
ah, the DA GSR trannies. Those are a bitch to find.....thanks for the info
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