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  1. 06-20-2008, 01:40 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by GuilioG
    i have a '94 LS with a JDM B18c just put in not to long ago. but my dumb ass left the Ls tranny still on. lookin to switch it out b4 see goes out on me. now should i run with a B16 trans or just a GSR. i know the GSR is stronger than the B16 but im going to upgrade withever i get. Pro's and Cons with running w/ the B16. Thanks for you r help guys !
    gsr tranny isnt stronger than b16.The gears are different thats all just depends on what your using the car for DD or track car.b16 has shorter gears which are good for racing.Gsr is close to b16, I think only gear thats really different is 3rd and 5th.but Just depends on what you like
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  2. 06-20-2008, 02:17 PM #2
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    GSR WITH LS 5TH...................MPG'S FTW
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