WTF?? trans gearing question?
ok so have a b18b1 swap in my gutted eg hatch,with what i thought it was a stock ls tranny. its has a sticker that reads s80 3150837 AND HAS A MARKING ASD?
and from what ive heard ls trannys are too long<tall geared>
but mine isnt wtf?
i have 185 60 14 tires,like i said the car is gutted but looking at these postings here:
http://hondaswap.com/reference...28672/
im shifting at 7800 rpms in my hatch into 3rd at 50 mph as seen in this video here
right click save as:
http://www.plastikhosting.net/...3.wmv
are the tires and weight throwing off the ratio that bad?>
according to that link above i should be able to get to 99mph in 3rd gear?NOT GOING TO HAPPEN!!!!! 80 to 82 mph MAX,PLEASE EXPLAIN!
Modified by 92egcivicls at 1:59 AM 10/30/2008
and from what ive heard ls trannys are too long<tall geared>
but mine isnt wtf?
i have 185 60 14 tires,like i said the car is gutted but looking at these postings here:
http://hondaswap.com/reference...28672/
im shifting at 7800 rpms in my hatch into 3rd at 50 mph as seen in this video here
right click save as:
http://www.plastikhosting.net/...3.wmv
are the tires and weight throwing off the ratio that bad?>
according to that link above i should be able to get to 99mph in 3rd gear?NOT GOING TO HAPPEN!!!!! 80 to 82 mph MAX,PLEASE EXPLAIN!
Modified by 92egcivicls at 1:59 AM 10/30/2008
come on someone help me,lol other then the sticker with the bar code how do i know what trans i got?
it cant be the factory ls trans! i have no way to get in touch with old owner?
Modified by 92egcivicls at 1:17 AM 10/30/2008
it cant be the factory ls trans! i have no way to get in touch with old owner?
Modified by 92egcivicls at 1:17 AM 10/30/2008
Check this out, maybe it might help>> http://www.ff-squad.com/tech/temp/Bgears.htm
The only way to truly know is to remove the tranny and split the case, then start counting teeth on the FD, gears, etc. and do the math.
A bootleg way would be to find someone else with an Integra LS or known LS tranny in his/her car and make sure you both have the same exact wheel/tire size, then do some side-by-side cruising in different gears and see if the rpm matches up.
A bootleg way would be to find someone else with an Integra LS or known LS tranny in his/her car and make sure you both have the same exact wheel/tire size, then do some side-by-side cruising in different gears and see if the rpm matches up.
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