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11-10-2003, 02:34 PM
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LSD Transmissions...
With the stock b18c JDM tranny I hear they are only good up to 350WHP... is this true? 
Who makes good aftermarket LSD tranny parts? I want to beef it up a little bit but it's also a daily driver. I need to be able to handle turbo eventually... 12PSI, hopefully 300WHP... I dont want to burn it out with the turbo. But, at the same time I need to drive this everyday.
Are there really any advantages in the LSD tranny? Any Horsepower loss?? I just basically need the 4-1-1 :fawk:
Thanks yall.
Who makes good aftermarket LSD tranny parts? I want to beef it up a little bit but it's also a daily driver. I need to be able to handle turbo eventually... 12PSI, hopefully 300WHP... I dont want to burn it out with the turbo. But, at the same time I need to drive this everyday.
Are there really any advantages in the LSD tranny? Any Horsepower loss?? I just basically need the 4-1-1 :fawk:
Thanks yall.
11-10-2003, 03:00 PM
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Quaife makes a very nice aftermarket lsd and it has a lifetime warranty. The oem lsd is good for more than 350whp.
lsd's help with traction, they prevent one tire fires.
lsd's help with traction, they prevent one tire fires.
11-10-2003, 04:45 PM
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Originally posted by txhatch
Quaife makes a very nice aftermarket lsd and it has a lifetime warranty. The oem lsd is good for more than 350whp.
lsd's help with traction, they prevent one tire fires.
Quaife makes a very nice aftermarket lsd and it has a lifetime warranty. The oem lsd is good for more than 350whp.
lsd's help with traction, they prevent one tire fires.
are the LSD tranny components the same? clutch, flywheel, pressure plate?
and can you use normal components in them? or do you need to buy a whole aftermarket tranny?
11-10-2003, 05:22 PM
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Originally posted by txhatch
You just need to replace the stock open differential with the limited slip diff.
You just need to replace the stock open differential with the limited slip diff.
what inside it can i replace without getting a whole new tranny? and will it make it stronger?
11-10-2003, 06:44 PM
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Everything is the same except for the differential.
I don't know of anyone that makes stronger guts for our transaxles, probably because 99.9% of people running a B18C are never going to overpower it anyway.
I don't know of anyone that makes stronger guts for our transaxles, probably because 99.9% of people running a B18C are never going to overpower it anyway.
11-10-2003, 07:02 PM
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so i should just use my stock LSD tranny?
or is it worth it to get a new clutch/flywheel?
and if i do... i just buy a normal clutch/flywheel for a 1.8L 94-01 b18c?
or is it worth it to get a new clutch/flywheel?
and if i do... i just buy a normal clutch/flywheel for a 1.8L 94-01 b18c?
11-10-2003, 07:40 PM
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Originally posted by Kai
1) Yes. If you paid for it, use it.
2) If you want to, have the need, and have the money, go for it.
3) Yes.
1) Yes. If you paid for it, use it.
2) If you want to, have the need, and have the money, go for it.
3) Yes.
probably atleast gonna put an unorthodox lightened flywheel in there..