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Old 09-17-2004, 12:01 AM
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Tranny Gearing

I Think I Saw A Thread A While Back Where Someone Was Talking About Interchanging Gears On The Tranny. Well I Wanted To Know If This Was Possible And What Combination Would Be Best. I Have A 94ls. Any Help Would Be Appreciated
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Old 09-17-2004, 10:27 AM
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Re: Tranny Gearing

Well yeh you can but its really pointless on a LS trans unless you gonna do the whole gears. I'd rather buy a whole gsr/type r trans.
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yeah, but if i wanted to do all the gears, what would be the best gearing combination?
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Re: Tranny Gearing

It depends on what you're doing. Type r trans or b16a trans are good for all motor. GSR and LS is good for turbo. Theres so many ways to combo it but its really pointless. The only combo that i'll do is having the 4.7 final drive on a b16a trans or gsr.
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