are all bseries clutches the same?
what are the differences between, say a 92gsr cable tranny clutch and a 2000 itr hydro clutch? etc?
Is the difference just in the pressure plate or just the clutch disc itself?
Is the difference just in the pressure plate or just the clutch disc itself?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Azn Kenny »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The clutch, fw, and pressure plate are interchangable if both trannys are hydro.
But not hydro and cable trannys.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Wrong on the flywheel part.
Flywheels are interchangable between hydro and cable tranny's...but not clutch and pressure plate.
So you can use a flywheel from a 91 integra(cable) on a 98 ITR(hydro)
But not hydro and cable trannys.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Wrong on the flywheel part.
Flywheels are interchangable between hydro and cable tranny's...but not clutch and pressure plate.
So you can use a flywheel from a 91 integra(cable) on a 98 ITR(hydro)
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mr.RHTuner »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Wrong on the flywheel part.
Flywheels are interchangable between hydro and cable tranny's...but not clutch and pressure plate.
So you can use a flywheel from a 91 integra(cable) on a 98 ITR(hydro)</TD></TR></TABLE>
Are you positive on that one? Because I have personally taken an entire clutch assembly off a OBD0 B16A w/ Y1 cable tranny (was converted to hydro though) and installed it into a 96 B18C type R w/ USDM S80 ITR tranny and it worked fine.
Flywheels are interchangable between hydro and cable tranny's...but not clutch and pressure plate.
So you can use a flywheel from a 91 integra(cable) on a 98 ITR(hydro)</TD></TR></TABLE>
Are you positive on that one? Because I have personally taken an entire clutch assembly off a OBD0 B16A w/ Y1 cable tranny (was converted to hydro though) and installed it into a 96 B18C type R w/ USDM S80 ITR tranny and it worked fine.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by NIKE SB’d »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Are you positive on that one? Because I have personally taken an entire clutch assembly off a OBD0 B16A w/ Y1 cable tranny (was converted to hydro though) and installed it into a 96 B18C type R w/ USDM S80 ITR tranny and it worked fine.
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Do a search on here...'supposedly' using a cable clutch/pressure plate wont work on a hydro transmission...I personally don't see why not but I'm going by what I was informed and some of the different part numbers for clutch kits between hydro and cable transmissions.
Are you positive on that one? Because I have personally taken an entire clutch assembly off a OBD0 B16A w/ Y1 cable tranny (was converted to hydro though) and installed it into a 96 B18C type R w/ USDM S80 ITR tranny and it worked fine.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Do a search on here...'supposedly' using a cable clutch/pressure plate wont work on a hydro transmission...I personally don't see why not but I'm going by what I was informed and some of the different part numbers for clutch kits between hydro and cable transmissions.
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Here are some facts to help this thread:
all b-series pressure plates and flywheels are interchangable.
all 1992 and up transmissions share the same disc, and input shaft. YS1, Y21 S4C S80 etc.. yes this does cover 2 years of cable trannys.
1990-1991 integra and all jdm Y1, J1 S1 share the same clutch disc and input shaft.
all b-series pressure plates and flywheels are interchangable.
all 1992 and up transmissions share the same disc, and input shaft. YS1, Y21 S4C S80 etc.. yes this does cover 2 years of cable trannys.
1990-1991 integra and all jdm Y1, J1 S1 share the same clutch disc and input shaft.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDM_Ej »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Input shaft sizes are larger on ITR transmissions, so the pilot bearing will not be the same. </TD></TR></TABLE>
This is true, I did have to change my pilot bearing. Forgot to mention that. But as far as the main 3 clutch components I used everything.
This is true, I did have to change my pilot bearing. Forgot to mention that. But as far as the main 3 clutch components I used everything.
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