This is an ultra rare custom built transmission built by Realtime Racing, who has a longstanding relationship with Honda, representing the brand all over the world, and even doing much of their motorsports R&D.

This transmission was a backup for one of their TSX race cars, but was never used and is therefore BRAND NEW! Because Realtime is Honda's sanctioned race team, they receive parts from corporate that were never intended for use on public roads, this is why in the fourth picture "R[Honda logo]DOT is engraved where the VIN plate is supposed to be. After Realtime switched to the V6 TSX, it was no longer needed and was supposed to be scrapped, but found its way to me instead.

This is the EXACT transmission that was used in their pro-touring TSXs before they switched to the newer J series cars. Becuase Realtime is a professional race team, not a shop, this transmission was never avaliable to the public. It has a KAAZ adjustable LSD. It features custom gearing and final drive, the ratios of which I am unsure, but from what I gather it should be similar to the Accord EuroR gearing. Considering this was intended for serious racing, its safe to assume its pretty shortly geared. Aside from the color this thing is in the exact same condition it was when it was ar Realtime, so I haven't been able to bring myself to crack it open and see.

If you have any questions, please contact me and I'll answer them to the best of my ability with the limited info avaliable on the trans.

I am asking $1900 shipped anywhere in the continental US. Serious buyers can email me at nathanfolks@gmail.com and call/text me at 262.902.9750. Thanks for looking!

 

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can you confirm if it is indeed a KAAZ diff.. and any idea what FD is?

 

I spoke with the head teach at RTR, he told me during the time they were running this car that they were using only KAAZ differentials. If you're looking for documentation I won't be able to provide any. I'm also unsure of the final drive. I could crack the case to ID the diff and count teeth and whatnot, but I'd really like to be able to say that this thing hasn't been opened since it left the door at Realtime.