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Old 10-02-2002, 01:03 PM
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Question Is this possible???

Hey all- my friend just told me that he thinks that he can take a Y80 GSR trans (which is hydraulic of course), and convert it into a cable actuated trans he says that he would be able to put the shift fork, and the bracket, etc. from like a Y1 cable trans, and transfer it over to the GSR trans. Then you would have a nice non grinding trans, w/ double coned synchros in 2nd and 3rd which would be nice. I dont think this is possible...anyone know for sure? i've heard of a kit made for 92+ civics that allow them to use a cable trans.....but not coverting the transmission..im confused. any help would be great
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To tell you the truth I have no clue...I think it might just be easier to convert to a hydrauilc setup and run the straight GSR transmission.
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Sean who told you that? If thats true man i'm goin for it. I hate hydro trans!
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my friend who did my swap was talking to my other friend who graduated from UTI, and they think that it's very possible. i think it would be pretty sweet....i'd probably save for the ITR trans...mmmmmm helical LSD
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Appearance Mods:
-JDM EF8 CR-X SiR Spoiler
-94/95 Integra GS-R rims
Performance Mods:
-JDM B18C swap
-OBD1 conversion
-Chipped P28 ECU
-Skunk2 Intake Manifold
-DC Sports 4-2-1 Header
-MSD SCI-L ignition
-EXEDY Racing Clutch
Interior Mod
-'95 Integra GS-R Gauge Cluster
Former Motors - RIP:
-JDM B16A #1- Blew up due to over-revving
-JDM B16A #2 - Hydrolocked
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