ZC vs. Si Tranny (Turbo Application)
Reason I'm asking is, I have the opportunity to pick up both, and wanted to know which transmisson would be better suited for turbo.
Edit: Also, which axels do I use with the corresponding transmissions?
[Modified by 88EF, 3:29 PM 4/2/2003]
Edit: Also, which axels do I use with the corresponding transmissions?
[Modified by 88EF, 3:29 PM 4/2/2003]
I too, thought they were the same. The gearing on the ZC (1-4)is shorter but the final drive is longer. While the Si's gears (1-4) are a little longer but have higher final drive.
well I can help with the axle info....the ZC uses a intermediate shaft so use 90-91 integra axles. so you must have a SI, DX, EX or teg front hubs, If you have a STD/HF axles will not go thru. Si you can use any 4 gen axles but it depends on the outer CV and hub combos. HF/STD are smaller
[Modified by zCivic, 4:50 PM 4/2/2003]
[Modified by zCivic, 4:50 PM 4/2/2003]
The Si gearbox is geared slightly higher (less rpm at a given speed) while the zc is a bit buzzy at highway speeds. Mine tached at 4k RPM = 70 MPH. I went back to the SI and it tachs at 3.k RPM = 70 MPH. If you want a quick launch add the SI final drive to ZC and it will be really quick off the line but will be taching very high at highway speeds. I have not ever run a turbo but i understand it likes a taller gear (lower RPM) but thats only what I have read on this site. Anybody know for sure.
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The Si gearbox is geared slightly higher (less rpm at a given speed) while the zc is a bit buzzy at highway speeds. Mine tached at 4k RPM = 70 MPH. I went back to the SI and it tachs at 3.k RPM = 70 MPH. If you want a quick launch add the SI final drive to ZC and it will be really quick off the line but will be taching very high at highway speeds. I have not ever run a turbo but i understand it likes a taller gear (lower RPM) but thats only what I have read on this site. Anybody know for sure.
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