Will changing from a ls tranny to jdm r tranny change my dyno numbers? Thanks for any help


[Modified by YTRY, 2:26 AM 12/29/2002]

 

as long as you know the gear ratios it doesn't matter

 

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A gearbox with straight-cut gears is more efficent than the usual angle-cut variety found on 99.999 percent of transmissions in the world. This will reduce the drivetrain losses somewhat. The unfortunate thing is that they're very noisy... just like your reverse hear which is straight-cut.

 

yes it will.

So will tire pressure and front end alignment.

 

yes it can. higher the FD the higher the torque multiplaction and more power will be seen.