Quick ? bout a clutch!
My buddy has a act stage 2 clutch in mint condition for a 92-95 d-series tranny I have a 94 civic but I have a 98 civic ex tranny, would I be able to use this clutch in my tranny?
to my understanding a d-series tranny is a d-series tranny. gear ratios and what-not vary, but all of the parts are interchangeable.
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no they will not
there is one extra tooth on the 96+
i know this from picking up a clutch and it ending up being the transmission
i have a 95 ex transmission
was debating on upping to the 96+ ex transmission
was going to just pick up the 96+ to go in with the new clutch but was advised by my boy that was doing the work that they will not fit
so i picked up another 95 ex transmission
if he was wrong I'm going to kill him
there is one extra tooth on the 96+
i know this from picking up a clutch and it ending up being the transmission
i have a 95 ex transmission
was debating on upping to the 96+ ex transmission
was going to just pick up the 96+ to go in with the new clutch but was advised by my boy that was doing the work that they will not fit
so i picked up another 95 ex transmission
if he was wrong I'm going to kill him
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 95jeremie »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">no they will not
there is one extra tooth on the 96+
i know this from picking up a clutch and it ending up being the transmission
i have a 95 ex transmission
was debating on upping to the 96+ ex transmission
was going to just pick up the 96+ to go in with the new clutch but was advised by my boy that was doing the work that they will not fit
so i picked up another 95 ex transmission
if he was wrong I'm going to kill him
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Get ready to kill your boy because I have used a 96 clutch on a 94 flywheel and 95 ex Transmission. As long as the clutches are both hydraulic, they will work on any d-series engine.
there is one extra tooth on the 96+
i know this from picking up a clutch and it ending up being the transmission
i have a 95 ex transmission
was debating on upping to the 96+ ex transmission
was going to just pick up the 96+ to go in with the new clutch but was advised by my boy that was doing the work that they will not fit
so i picked up another 95 ex transmission
if he was wrong I'm going to kill him
</TD></TR></TABLE>Get ready to kill your boy because I have used a 96 clutch on a 94 flywheel and 95 ex Transmission. As long as the clutches are both hydraulic, they will work on any d-series engine.
what an *** hat
well i do all my own work now that I'm in a house so...
I'm gonna kick his ***
that sucks *** so badly....
o well nothing i can do now except kick his ***...
well i do all my own work now that I'm in a house so...
I'm gonna kick his ***
that sucks *** so badly....
o well nothing i can do now except kick his ***...
ok so...
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by obuhmyuh »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">d-series tranny is a d-series tranny...all of the parts are interchangeable.
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unless someone can tell me otherwise, id say go for it..
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by obuhmyuh »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">d-series tranny is a d-series tranny...all of the parts are interchangeable.
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unless someone can tell me otherwise, id say go for it..
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