traction control h22a4
I have a SH motor. My ? is, is there a way to get rid of that 80lbs dead weight traction control box on the back of the block? Does someone make a bracket so i can just use a regular extended shaft? Can it be done so that it can handle 400+ hp?
yes it fits, because it is in my car right now and it has been in for about 2 years but i have been gone for most of that time...it is very much a pain to get in and out but it fits....i just want to get rid of the extra weight....
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You can use the trans with out the atts unit, you have to have the atts diff. in the trans taken out and put A factory diff. in it's place and you must also switch the outter trans case because it is deeper and you can't shim it up that much so the case must be switched also.
You can use the trans with out the atts unit, you have to have the atts diff. in the trans taken out and put A factory diff. in it's place and you must also switch the outter trans case because it is deeper and you can't shim it up that much so the case must be switched also.
well i sort of understand what you are saying, but you must be really looking into it way to far, maybe someone else has another idea because what you explain just seems like to much work for something so simple
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by swappedcivic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">well i sort of understand what you are saying, but you must be really looking into it way to far, maybe someone else has another idea because what you explain just seems like to much work for something so simple</TD></TR></TABLE>
How am I looking into it way to far, there is no other way to do it.
If you take the atts unit of the back of your block you would understand that the unit controls traction to both axles from the one side through the atts unit and the diff has a two splined sleeves one for each axle on that one side, so there is know way to put A intermediate shaft in to that diff. on that side. If it is something so simple why haven't you done it and why are you asking for help on what to do. Trust me if there was A easier way I would of did it.
How am I looking into it way to far, there is no other way to do it.
If you take the atts unit of the back of your block you would understand that the unit controls traction to both axles from the one side through the atts unit and the diff has a two splined sleeves one for each axle on that one side, so there is know way to put A intermediate shaft in to that diff. on that side. If it is something so simple why haven't you done it and why are you asking for help on what to do. Trust me if there was A easier way I would of did it.
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