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    Default WTB: Bad/Grinding Honda/Acura B-series transmissions

    I'm looking for YS1 cable trannys (must actually be a YS1 - not an A1, S1, Y1 or J1) and any 94+ hydro trannys. I'm looking to pay between $50 and $100 tops (for $100, it would need to be a complete short geared tranny). Grinding synchros and/or bad bearings are fine. Let me know what you've got.

    Still haven't had anyone want to sell me the right transmissions for the right price. $100 torn up LS trannys and more for completely busted B16's are the only kinds of offers other than several people coming up with 90-91 trannys and calling them YS1's (even bought one before I figured out how to tell them apart without the label on the case... at least it had a genuine Quaife LSD in it).

    UPDATED Here is exactly what I want:

    94-01 LS = $50 (must have a good 5th gear)
    Short geared 92-93 YS1 or any 94-01 short geared = $100 (less if it is missing anything or anything is broken)
    All small spline 90-91 S1, J1, Y1, A1 = DO NOT WANT
    Last edited by cardesignz; 07-06-2009 at 11:16 PM.

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    I got an YS1 cable that wouldn't go into 3rd gear



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    Quote Originally Posted by NEMOTEN
    I got an YS1 cable that wouldn't go into 3rd gear
    Short geared (B16/B17) or long geared (LS/B18)? How much?

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    $150 obo
    Last edited by NEMOTEN; 05-04-2009 at 04:05 PM.



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    too much

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    bump for some cheap transmissions

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    Bump! Where's the cheap broken transmissions???
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    pm sent!!!!
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    Thanks for bumping the thread, I was about ready to find it and bump it again.
    Last edited by cardesignz; 05-12-2009 at 02:06 PM.

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    i have another cable tranny. i will have to look and see what kind it is.



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    I've got a 95 GSR that won't engage reverse. Good for parts or rebuild. LMK $125. Opened it up and i can manually assist reverse to engage. Not sure what it needs, so don't ask. Also it has been sealed back up for immediate shipping to it's new owner. All other gears work but may need rebuild/refreshing.....





















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    Quote Originally Posted by NEMOTEN
    i have another cable tranny. i will have to look and see what kind it is.
    Cool, let me know.


    Quote Originally Posted by civicturbo10
    I've got a 95 GSR that won't engage reverse. Good for parts or rebuild. LMK $125. Opened it up and i can manually assist reverse to engage. Not sure what it needs, so don't ask. Also it has been sealed back up for immediate shipping to it's new owner. All other gears work but may need rebuild/refreshing.....
    Hmm... a little on the high side $wise, but some GSR gears would be nice. Where are you located?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cardesignz
    Cool, let me know.




    Hmm... a little on the high side $wise, but some GSR gears would be nice. Where are you located?
    Near perimeter mall. LMK..

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    Quote Originally Posted by cardesignz
    Cool, let me know.




    Hmm... a little on the high side $wise, but some GSR gears would be nice. Where are you located?

    GSR tranny sold, pending payment....

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    need an auto tranny that slips into overdrive? 50 bucks for it

    New car:
    95 S14 with RB25DET (stock boost)

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    Turbo S2000 400hp/285tq on 9:1 comp & 11psi

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    What would I do with an auto tranny? I've got $400 worth of parts to rebuild a transmission and a couple of the wrong transmissions already.

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    OP, do you repair transmissions? I have a cable YS1 that won't engage 3rd. Reverse is noisy, too.

    Bozzio for president.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Revmaynard
    OP, do you repair transmissions? I have a cable YS1 that won't engage 3rd. Reverse is noisy, too.
    Are you asking if I want the transmission or if I can repair it for you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by cardesignz
    Are you asking if I want the transmission or if I can repair it for you?
    Hey, that was me asking if you can repair it. (Rev had been on my comp.) Or if I can source a replacement, would you be interested in it?

    Q: how can you tell short from long geared?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bam-bam
    Hey, that was me asking if you can repair it. (Rev had been on my comp.) Or if I can source a replacement, would you be interested in it?
    If someone found me some transmissions, I could probably do one for them along with mine. A full rebuild kit is almost $300 though (bearings, seals, and synchros). I mean, I just finished buying the rest of the tools needed to pull the gears and bearings on one and have the manuals and a mechanics degree, but I'm not working at a shop or anything.

    I do have a long geared YS1 that went into all gears fine that I was going to use the case from and possibly the 5th gear from if I didn't find a 94+ 5th. I might could swap with you + some cash on your part.

    I'd be interested in the YS1 if you're selling, but I'd have to know which gearing it was.

    Q: how can you tell short from long geared?
    If you have it in the car, it's pretty obvious due to the RPM's (about a 1000RPM difference between them). I've been told that if it is not in the car, you can turn the input shaft and count how many times the output turns, but I've always been confused as to how that worked. The most exact way is to open it up and count the teeth on the gears and calculate the gear ratios.

    Here's most of the gear ratios:
    http://www.bergeguy.com/gear-ratios.html

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