i know it is posible to do but i was wondering how hard it would be, or if anyone has done this.

Put a h22 into a civic but using a prelude tiptronic tranny?
obviosly i would start with a auto civic and not a standard.

Any info wuld be helpfull

Richard

 

Good luck on that project bro, I have never heard, saw, or read about anybody doing this.

 

i know that the tiptronic tranny has more stuff on it so it a little harder of a install than a manual.

 

sounds interesting.. and might look cool.. but.. why? u dont like stick?

 

dont know for a fact but was told its a wiring nightmare... goodluck.

 

Dont get me wrong i love driving standard but once and a while in trafic i wish i had the brianless driving of a auto. that is why i was thinking of that tranny. the best of both worlds.

Not to mention it would be rare to see a civic with a tiptronic tranny.

thanks for your help and keep the info coming,

Richard

 

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Not to mention it would be rare to see a civic with a tiptronic tranny.
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i hear that. go for it. we'll help u all we can.

 

i suspect it wont fit since the auto tranny's are larger than the 5 spds and the 5spd is a tight enough fit as it is...

 

really does anyone know where to find size dementions and wireing of the two trannys,
or what the two tranny codes are?

thx
Richard

 

I would imagine that you would also have to use the prelude ecu because I am sure there is a lot of computer controlled crap on that as well. I can imagine that the mounts, wiring, and mounting the shifter in the car would be a nightmare but would very cool for a daily driver car if you could get it all to work. Good Luck