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Tranny Talk


sprayedlude93
09-22-2006, 02:07 PM
Ok so we all (ok maybe most of us) know that using our H23 trans with the H22 motor is actually better then the H22 trans. The longer gears lack a little in the low-end but help where it matters; Top end, VTEC. Also we know that the H22 trans is known for not being very reliable (strong) unless we build it up. We also know that alot of people who use our H series in Civi's and what not bolt-up B series transmissions to them. I'm just wondering what edge a B series trans has over a H23 trans and would we beable to fit it in our 4th gen (prelude) engine bays with little to no fabrication..
Just something to discuss...
so let's getting talkin'

AudioGuy93DelSol
09-22-2006, 05:59 PM
Not sure about the fitment but B series transmissions are overall stronger and have much larger aftermarket support than H series.

ShoofIsLudin
09-23-2006, 02:57 PM
is there anyweight savings from the H~>B tranny? I was wondering the samething, unless its just the adapter for people to save money on their swaps, but i dunno. :dunno:

AudioGuy93DelSol
09-23-2006, 03:50 PM
The H series trans may weight a little more, I really don't know. B seires transmissions are just more reliable, especially when you start putting down big numbers. Also, IMO, cable shifters feel sloppy. B series use solid shift linkage which give a more positive feel to shifting.

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