Need advice on tranny
04-25-2009, 01:16 AM
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Need advice on tranny
so my transmission is almost gone and i am saving for one
what are my best options guys ?
what can i do with a 2000 price range
what would be best for my 99 3.0 cl
what are my best options guys ?
what can i do with a 2000 price range
what would be best for my 99 3.0 cl
04-25-2009, 09:53 AM
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lol well if it were me I'd have it rebuilt and see if I could have upgraded internals (if they can do such a thing on our cars) maybe it would help make it live longer
04-25-2009, 12:32 PM
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Dr. Evil tranny. They are supposed to be bulletproof though members on here have had some terrible experieces with them. A manual second gen or manual first gen 4 banger.
04-26-2009, 12:29 PM
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2 grand will get you a full rebuild, 2 grand will not get you a dr evil
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04-27-2009, 06:36 AM
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alto red eagle clutch pack kits.. you have to call them with the trans number and they can make a clutch pack kit (which is what makes your trans slip) to oem spec, but for racing applications. i did mine and i helped a guy in tampa (when i was stationed there) rebuild his with these, and it was awesome. a little harsher between gears normally driving but it would pin you back between shifts at high revs. but being that the kits are made for big trannys like 700r4's and c-5's for drag racing im sure it would last for ever in a car on the street.
http://www.altousa.com/friction.htm
http://www.altousa.com/pdf/catalogs/hiperf2008.pdf
scroll down to the honda section 87 on. theres the part number, but id call them with the trans number should be on the trans itself. i used to remember the number but i forgot over the years. and from what i remember it was only $300 or so for the kit, but then youd need someone to do the work unless you do it yourself.. which is what i did with mine.
http://www.helminc.com/helm/search_s...JKLS5HTGKX5BUF
heres the link to the manual supplement which tells you step by step how to do it yourself.. i did mine and i think it costed me $450 total, and i was rollin again. took me about a week to do.
http://www.altousa.com/friction.htm
http://www.altousa.com/pdf/catalogs/hiperf2008.pdf
scroll down to the honda section 87 on. theres the part number, but id call them with the trans number should be on the trans itself. i used to remember the number but i forgot over the years. and from what i remember it was only $300 or so for the kit, but then youd need someone to do the work unless you do it yourself.. which is what i did with mine.
http://www.helminc.com/helm/search_s...JKLS5HTGKX5BUF
heres the link to the manual supplement which tells you step by step how to do it yourself.. i did mine and i think it costed me $450 total, and i was rollin again. took me about a week to do.
04-27-2009, 07:48 PM
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alto red eagle clutch pack kits.. you have to call them with the trans number and they can make a clutch pack kit (which is what makes your trans slip) to oem spec, but for racing applications. i did mine and i helped a guy in tampa (when i was stationed there) rebuild his with these, and it was awesome. a little harsher between gears normally driving but it would pin you back between shifts at high revs. but being that the kits are made for big trannys like 700r4's and c-5's for drag racing im sure it would last for ever in a car on the street.
http://www.altousa.com/friction.htm
http://www.altousa.com/pdf/catalogs/hiperf2008.pdf
scroll down to the honda section 87 on. theres the part number, but id call them with the trans number should be on the trans itself. i used to remember the number but i forgot over the years. and from what i remember it was only $300 or so for the kit, but then youd need someone to do the work unless you do it yourself.. which is what i did with mine.
http://www.helminc.com/helm/search_s...JKLS5HTGKX5BUF
heres the link to the manual supplement which tells you step by step how to do it yourself.. i did mine and i think it costed me $450 total, and i was rollin again. took me about a week to do.
http://www.altousa.com/friction.htm
http://www.altousa.com/pdf/catalogs/hiperf2008.pdf
scroll down to the honda section 87 on. theres the part number, but id call them with the trans number should be on the trans itself. i used to remember the number but i forgot over the years. and from what i remember it was only $300 or so for the kit, but then youd need someone to do the work unless you do it yourself.. which is what i did with mine.
http://www.helminc.com/helm/search_s...JKLS5HTGKX5BUF
heres the link to the manual supplement which tells you step by step how to do it yourself.. i did mine and i think it costed me $450 total, and i was rollin again. took me about a week to do.
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