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Does anyone know of a good site to find used manual transmissions? I’m looking for a reasonably priced one, not looking to bust the budget on this one.
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That site is amazing thanks
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Man most are pricey. What kind of transmission are you looking for?
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I’m just looking to replace the ex transmission on my 96 civic, nothing special. And I have noticed that they are pretty pricey, but I figured it would be cheaper then getting one rebuilt.
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just look around for any d series 92-00 tranny if thats the case. you can usually find them from 75-200 all depending on where you find it and what kind it is
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I got $300 for my last Si trans
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honda parts are so dumb. if you want to get a part for say, a 97 civic. you could get the sme parts out of an older civic or teg, for half the price
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really?
Care to provide cross reference on the shitter forks? |
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150-300 is what you should be paying for a ex trans
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Bone, shitter ---- interchange doesn't matter in a beater trans. ;)
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I sold my Si tranny for $150 shipped. I would deff keep looking. Try Honda-Tech, one of the only things they are good for.
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So I know that the ex and si are geared different then the other base models but is there any difference between the si and ex transmissions?
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what year?
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Originally Posted by Mista Bone
what year?
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i always heard that the ex and si were the same with the exception of one haveing stronger shift forks ???
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Yes, 96 and up EX have steel shifter forks which is stronger, that is it. If you just need a replacement get a 5th gen DX tranny for $50 and go get 40 mpg ;)
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96 = no Si unless your a canuck
Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
i always heard that the ex and si were the same with the exception of one haveing stronger shift forks ???
Originally Posted by nonvtec
Yes, 96 and up EX have steel shifter forks which is stronger, that is it. If you just need a replacement get a 5th gen DX tranny for $50 and go get 40 mpg ;)
Originally Posted by jettab121
So I know that the ex and si are geared different then the other base models but is there any difference between the si and ex transmissions?
http://home.cinci.rr.com/mistab0ne/tranny.html |
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Originally Posted by nonvtec
Yes, 96 and up EX have steel shifter forks which is stronger, that is it. If you just need a replacement get a 5th gen DX tranny for $50 and go get 40 mpg ;)
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be a man and go to the junk yard
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---- I think I paid $275 CDN for my last Si trans, got lucky it was in good condition
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that what, $175 USD?
Haven't looked at the exchange rate for a long time...... |
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