D tranny with F or H engine adapter
Has any body have any info on reliablility or performance of these adapters. I do not remember the exact name the company but the ad said for race only and it had ben tested for 4 years in drag racing. I looked at setup in Dsport mag. and thought up a better setup contol some af that extra torque generate for a F or H motor. I'll try to post a copy of design later as soon as I finish it and get a digital camera.
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For a racing application, why would you want to downgrade to a D series tranny? Is there something I'm missing here?
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if u wanna use an adapter its gonna have to be for a b16/type r tranny
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D tranny are all over the place and this adapter would take care of the trouble of paying for axels, linkages, and clutch actuation setup.
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Originally Posted by 92CXyD
D tranny are all over the place and this adapter would take care of the trouble of paying for axels, linkages, and clutch actuation setup.
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well the axles might now work since the length of the motor+adapter might be different than a d-series motor
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the tranny stays located in same position using the three stock mounts, the driver side will need to be made.
Ening is shifter 3/8-1/2" over due to the adapter plate, PLUS the F mottor is wider. Clearancing will be needed for alt. and maybe crank pulley. Yep, chatted with Bisi today...... |
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H22 motor would work sweet with my Dohc ZC tranny I have in the car..that thing would rip!
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I want a adapter plate from a f14 fighter jet engine to a d series trans cuz they are the toughest trans ever made ::)
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Other than the diff pins that i use to shatter on a regular basis is there any real weakness to the D tranny vs B or H?
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Originally Posted by 90dx
Other than the diff pins that i use to shatter on a regular basis is there any real weakness to the D tranny vs B or H?
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92+ and 88-91 replacement "golden" diff pins are harden to keep the pinion gears grinding thru.
No D/H/F/H tranny will take 500 whp daily......... |
Re: D tranny with F or H engine adapter
Originally Posted by Mista Bone
Yep, chatted with Bisi today......
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Originally Posted by Mista Bone
92+ and 88-91 replacement "golden" diff pins are harden to keep the pinion gears grinding thru.
No D/H/F/H tranny will take 500 whp daily......... |
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The kit includes a 90-00 style flywheel with offset to match the adapter plate thickness.........
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Any chances you could score a deal on a Bisi adapter for an old buddy, Bone?
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could you just weld or bolt together a spacer plate behind existing flywheel and get low profile headed bolts with slightly longer threads.
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If any of you guys come across the adapter, i have the adapter flywheel that should work. If we have any testers, let me know and lsd will sponsor your car in that way.
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an Si/Ex D tranny goes for 50 bucks around here sometimes... but I've never seen a B tranny go cheap.. I would definately be interested, but 1000 is pretty steep...
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Most 90-91 LS trans are given away... I have seven with a sum total of $100 in all of them. Enough parts I could make three clean ones, no grinds, with 2-3 beater boxes that notch/grind third.
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Even the regular LS tranny's are gettin hard to find out by me on the east coast, at least one's in decent shape anyway. Average prices for them have been jumping like crazy. One of my friends picked one up last month to replace his ys-1 that he exploded all over the road, and still ended up paying $500 for one that came from a junkyard with close to 100k miles on it. After seeing that i don't think i want to trash my LS trans anytime soon. Baby shifts for me cause i'm too broke lol.
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I have sold 2 ys1 ls tarns for 500 shipped in the last 2 months. J Davis build and sell them, cable trans are becomin gold these days. If the adapter plate kit was down in the 500-600 range it would cross my mind but a little much for my blood
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Re: D tranny with F or H engine adapter
Originally Posted by chris
If the adapter plate kit was down in the 500-600 range it would cross my mind but a little much for my blood
On gas?? |
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i wonder if it would be easier to fab a dseries tranny to bseries engine adapter kit than using them on a H/F engines... cause these one are cable operated...
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I wonder if you could put a 406 chevy in a Civic...........
340 whp of axle breaking fury there JD :) |
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