I noticed sites have a Y-80 Listed for the LS tegs....i guess as an option or something along with the S-80? Anyway, I have a 'Y-80' in my car (92 CX with b18b1).....how do i tell which tranny i have? LS or GSR? or are all Y-80's the same?

 

TTT

 

TTT...come on guys!

 

???? man come on integra guys!

 

3rd, 4th, and 5th gear are shorter on the GSR, as well as the final drive.

 

thanks. now how do i found out which it is? GSR or LS...will it be in the tranny code?

 

this may be totally off, but, is it possible to change out certain gears and install in different trannys? Such as the GSR 3rd into an LS? Does this throw everything out of wack?? Just an question??

 

i'd like to know too, as i'm cursed with a ls tranny and can not find a b16 tranny

 

so is the GSR 1st and 2nd gear same as the LS 1st and 2nd gear?

 

yes they are the same

 

soooo...back to my question. how do i tell if i have an LS Y-80 or a GSR Y-80??????

 

Y-80 doesnt mean **** other than what car it came from....so its saying both transmissioins came from a integra. if the tranny has a VIN # on it you can call a dealer and have them run it and tell you what trim integra that VIN was from, or you can see what MPH you are at at certain speeds....a GSR tranny will be at 4000rpm at 80.

 

what would an LS be at 80 mph?

 

a LS would be at 3500 RPMs at 80mph

 

The LS, GSR, and Type R have the same gear ratio for first and second gear, but the Type R and GSR accelerate faster because the LS has a different final drive. The Type R accelerates faster than a GSR because of a lighter flywheel.

 

The type r has a shorter 2nd gear than both the LS and GSR

 

yes!!! thats what i was hoping for cause i really like my 1st and 2nd gear in my LS. so does anyone know if i swap to a GSR tranny at what rpm will i be at when im like at 80mph 4000? 3500?