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Old 06-18-2003, 02:46 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Swapping f22 5-speed trans into 01 JRSC SS

I found an insane deal on an f22 5-speed trans. I was wondering if the aftermarket h22 clutch application can work with the f22 trans? Also are there any LSD applications for the f22?
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which f22?
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yes it will fit.
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Anyone have any info about an LSD available for the f22?
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which f22?
I hate to quote myself. . .
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they all fit, the casing is the same across all models, even accords.
but why would you want to? the gearing is crap.
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that prolly wouldnt be worth it, no matter how low of a price you get it for
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Boost doesn't build in a supercharger as it does with a turbo does it? I know turboed people like to have longer gears so they can stay in boost longer. I'm guessing he wants the same thing.
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excuse my lack of intelligence but what is JRSC?
i'm guessing Japan Racing Sport Clutch
and LSD is not a drug but actually Limited Slip Differential?
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^^^^ sport clutch?

sorry.... Jackson Racing StuperCharger
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the f22 tranny is crap..and not worth it...and even people with turbo cars...please...if you are a COMPETENT driver, the shorter gearing will always win in a race, because your rev will always be higher on the upshift...and as for turbo spooling it spools of the exhaust..so when you shift in a long geared car you drop way low..lose boost then have to build it up, and you get a second or two extra...but in a shorter geared car, your rev stay higher, the turbo spools up loads quicker thus your making more power faster...the shorter gearing will always win the acceleration race, top end is another story, but who cares about top end? its pointless you can very very rarely try to top your car out, and when you do your asking for trouble, id rather have a blazing car to 100 then have one that does 160blah
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