Difference between the CTR vs ITR trannys
Alrite im a lil confused. I have an ITR motor in my hatch and im in need of a tranny, this kid has the ITR tranny wit lsd and CTR tanny wit lsd, what is the differet gear ratios on them, i searched but nothin ever came up, what one would i like better? anyone have any comments?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1 2 NV »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">lower FD.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Higher
^what he said. Same gear ratios 1-5,R, and FD.
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^what he said. Same gear ratios 1-5,R, and FD.
CTR, USDM ITR, and 96 JDM ITR gear ratios:
1st - 3.230
2nd - 2.105
3rd - 1.458
4th - 1.107
5th - 0.848
Final - 4.400
98 JDM ITR gear ratios:
1st - 3.230
2nd - 2.105
3rd - 1.458
4th - 1.034
5th - 0.787
Final - 4.785
I'm not sure what ITR trans. you have but it will also depend on the powerband you're putting out. The shorter final drive of the 98 JDM ITR trans. might benefit a NA car as opposed to a turbo car for example. At this point I'd really be more concerned with the condition of the synchros. But I guess there's no way to tell until you're actually driving it, unless you drove the original car that the trans. was in.
1st - 3.230
2nd - 2.105
3rd - 1.458
4th - 1.107
5th - 0.848
Final - 4.400
98 JDM ITR gear ratios:
1st - 3.230
2nd - 2.105
3rd - 1.458
4th - 1.034
5th - 0.787
Final - 4.785
I'm not sure what ITR trans. you have but it will also depend on the powerband you're putting out. The shorter final drive of the 98 JDM ITR trans. might benefit a NA car as opposed to a turbo car for example. At this point I'd really be more concerned with the condition of the synchros. But I guess there's no way to tell until you're actually driving it, unless you drove the original car that the trans. was in.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by CivicR96 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">He said that the ITR one has brand new syncros in it and he is askin for $800...hes a legit guy, cool dea?
</TD></TR></TABLE>Sounds OK, but again, you'll never know for sure until you drive it. I just said synchros cause they're usually the first thing to wear out. I've seen bearings go bad as well. Transmissions are very finicky, tolerances have to be just right.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Sounds OK, but again, you'll never know for sure until you drive it. I just said synchros cause they're usually the first thing to wear out. I've seen bearings go bad as well. Transmissions are very finicky, tolerances have to be just right.
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