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#2
Re: ys1
look into the tranny where the axles slide into. if you see a pin/rod going across, it is none LSD. if you see something like a washer and you can see straight through, it is LSD. this tranny is short gear'd but not the shortest of the cable tranny's. it is a good tranny to have.
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Re: ys1
The YS1 had a 4.4 final drive, which is the same as a USDM ITR and SI. The only final drive "shorter" is the JDM ITR with a 4.7 (or the ATS 4.9)
Looking through the trans is about the easiest, i don't remember on an LSD if you turn one wheel they both spin...i know this is the case in a spooled diff.
Last edited by Jester_Si; 06-07-2007 at 11:02 AM.
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Re: ys1
also buying clutches isn't also as easy as you think and please don't get confused. there is no such thing as a clutch for ALL bseries no matter what you hear.
90-91 Integras are compatible with each other and the JDM civics/integras of that year
92-93 are compatible between each other but MAYBE with the hydraulics too?
its been a while but there are codes like J1, S1, YS1...etc
the splines are different, different amount of teeth so the clutch disks are specific
oh yeah there's also that old school prelude b20aX?
90-91 Integras are compatible with each other and the JDM civics/integras of that year
92-93 are compatible between each other but MAYBE with the hydraulics too?
its been a while but there are codes like J1, S1, YS1...etc
the splines are different, different amount of teeth so the clutch disks are specific
oh yeah there's also that old school prelude b20aX?
Last edited by G2 LS-Vtec; 06-09-2007 at 10:59 PM.
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