Diff Exploding
1PhatCX
10-23-2004, 08:52 PM
i did this because i think i'm the only who whos made a diff explode twice in less then a year :) if u have too then lemme know
91civicDXdude
10-23-2004, 09:32 PM
99.9999999999999999999999999% of the time, differentials explode from doing clutch drops. in fact, i have been witness to atleast 5-6 differentials exploding and all were on cars the drivers did burnouts/clutch dumps.
dont do burnouts and/or clutch dumps becuase you will explode the differential. Maybe not at that exact moment, but that adds stress and they can go at any time down the road, even if you drive like a granny.
dont do burnouts and/or clutch dumps becuase you will explode the differential. Maybe not at that exact moment, but that adds stress and they can go at any time down the road, even if you drive like a granny.
Cjz89civic
10-23-2004, 09:34 PM
Yes when I bought my car the diff took a BIG dump. The reason was the fucktard use ATF fluid instead of MT fluid.
TheSilentChamber
10-23-2004, 10:12 PM
I exploded the tranny in the escort I used to have, it was becase it had POWWWAAA
CivicSpoon
10-23-2004, 10:52 PM
My buddy blew his, along with a big hole in his tranny case. He was able to save some of it and jsut replace some parts of it (I have no idea what part or anything I just remember him telling me he was going to put it back together but instead bought an aftermarket one).
1PhatCX
10-23-2004, 10:57 PM
yea the first one i blew the back of the tranny off lol. this one kinda imploded lol.. so since the housings fine, i might try to get it rebuilt later on. i'm kinda thinkin of buying an Si tranny tho and a quaife diff and toss the si diff in my dx tranny and use the quaife in the si...
are the quaife diffs pretty much bullet proof?
are the quaife diffs pretty much bullet proof?
Cjz89civic
10-23-2004, 11:07 PM
This will not work in the DX tranny. The diff bearing on the Si diff is too big. You must have a Si tranny case. In fact all but two bearings in the DX tranny are smaller than the Si tranny.
1PhatCX
10-23-2004, 11:08 PM
well that solves that haha
thank god i didnt buy anything yet lol
thank god i didnt buy anything yet lol
anthony90si
10-23-2004, 11:19 PM
ya i blue a hole in my si while shifting spinning in second gear the hole was big enough to put my fist in.,..... are the b series tranny more solid..?
91civicDXdude
10-24-2004, 12:38 AM
This will not work in the DX tranny. The diff bearing on the Si diff is too big. You must have a Si tranny case. In fact all but two bearings in the DX tranny are smaller than the Si tranny.
I've swapped input shafts from DX into Si trannies with no problem. what is this "differential bearing" you speak of? to my knowledge, DX and Si are 100% interchangeable. i have never seen a smaller bearing tranny and i've even worked with 88/91 hybrids (i.e. swapping a 91 DX input shaft into an 88 Si transmission)
I've swapped input shafts from DX into Si trannies with no problem. what is this "differential bearing" you speak of? to my knowledge, DX and Si are 100% interchangeable. i have never seen a smaller bearing tranny and i've even worked with 88/91 hybrids (i.e. swapping a 91 DX input shaft into an 88 Si transmission)
icE_x
10-26-2004, 03:32 PM
goodness i'm not doing any more burnouts in my automatic...lol - stuff exploding doesn't seem to make me happy lol
DJHyperXK2004
10-26-2004, 06:41 PM
I cant even chirp my tiers in first, so im not gonna try to every do burn outs,,, ha h ah
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