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Old 06-03-2004, 05:56 PM
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i have a 94 Ls integra and i need a tranny. right now its between a gsr or an ls tranny. what would be better do to if i plan on working on the engine??? whats the difference in the transmissions??
Old 06-05-2004, 06:57 PM
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The LS and GSR trannies have the same first and second gear, but the GSR has shorter gearing after that. But i don't know the exact numbers. If you plan on boosting, i'd go with the LS, the longer gearing would allow the turbo to spool longer. If N/A's your game, i'd go with the GSR. What's the price difference?
Old 06-05-2004, 11:21 PM
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WHy in the hell would you want the turbo to take longer to spool?

I have had both on my old turbo b18a1 setup and have to say the gsr is better. Keeps the revs high and feels more peppy.
Old 06-06-2004, 01:28 AM
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whoops! re-phrase...boost longer in each gear. I apologize, didn't mean to give bad info.
Old 06-09-2004, 07:50 AM
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the final drive is different though so if you calculate the final drive x gear ratio you will see that they are not the same.
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personally, id probably make some kind of gsr/ls hybrid transmission.

what are you going to be doing with this engine? i currently use a gsr tranny with my ls engine, and i pull on ls's like nothing.
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A GSR tranny in my LS was in my planbook for a while, but it would seem difficult to find a decent used GSR tranny that hasn't been abused. How about a b16? Would a tranny off a B16 work just as well as a GSR tranny? Just some ideas.
Old 06-23-2004, 06:56 PM
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im going with a Jdm b16 cable tranny myself. it has good short gears. its good for n/a but not good for turbo cars.
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Originally Posted by Born To Lose
A GSR tranny in my LS was in my planbook for a while, but it would seem difficult to find a decent used GSR tranny that hasn't been abused. How about a b16? Would a tranny off a B16 work just as well as a GSR tranny? Just some ideas.
b16 trannies have even shorter gear ratios, i wouldnt be able to stand them, theyre so short. it would be good for a track car, but i dont like the idea of 5k rpms for just driving on the freeway. i would put a gsr in, and while youre doing it upgrade your flywheel, and check your clutch and maybe replace that aswell.
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