4.25 Fd of a Hydraulic tranny in cable?
Alright i just got a hold of a hydraulic tranny (DNK WHAT CAR) but i just claculated the final drive and its a 4.25. Can I put this FD in my L3 tranny?
I know, its just that I got this one for FREE 99$ and I wanna see if I could use it.
Plus u know how hard it is to get a crx Si tranny?
Plus u know how hard it is to get a crx Si tranny?
i know for a fact that there are problems putting a cable FD in a hydro tranny. I'm not sure of the other way around. pm MistaBone or Bense....but bense will probably ignore your pm....he get's like 100 of them a day.
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<-Running hydro 4.25:1 differential in a cable case(CRX Si countershaft).
I believe the hydro countershafts are a little longer than the cable ones.
The good thing about the hydro differentials is they don't have that weak pin issue. I believe Bone was using a hydro differential in one of his transmission too. Just make sure the bearings are shimmed correctly.
I believe the hydro countershafts are a little longer than the cable ones.
The good thing about the hydro differentials is they don't have that weak pin issue. I believe Bone was using a hydro differential in one of his transmission too. Just make sure the bearings are shimmed correctly.
88-2000, the diffs are the same size, also the ring gears are interchangeable.
But you WILL need a Si countershaft, might as well get the matching ring gear. There was on on Ebay this week for $1, $20 shipping.
Damn thing was sold for $51 + shipping, holy crap batman.
But you WILL need a Si countershaft, might as well get the matching ring gear. There was on on Ebay this week for $1, $20 shipping.
Damn thing was sold for $51 + shipping, holy crap batman.
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