Tranny is gettin rebuilt...any other suggestions?
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Tranny is gettin rebuilt...any other suggestions?
hello fellow rx7club members,
my tranny bearings are going out so my warrenty will be taking care of the rebuild. i am new to the whole rotary scene and was wondering if you guys with more exprience had any suggestions to what to do while the tranny is out? all input is welcome.
thanks
Germ
my tranny bearings are going out so my warrenty will be taking care of the rebuild. i am new to the whole rotary scene and was wondering if you guys with more exprience had any suggestions to what to do while the tranny is out? all input is welcome.
thanks
Germ
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I recommend a light flywheel unless drag racing is your highest priority for the car (in that case, stay stock). Search if you want to read all about light flywheels.
Run synthetic after the rebuild (unless someone has "break-in on dino oil, then switch to synth" recommendations). It would be a good opportunity to change the oil in the rear end, too. See the owner's manual for weights and GL ratings. You don't need any special additives for the diff.
-Max
Run synthetic after the rebuild (unless someone has "break-in on dino oil, then switch to synth" recommendations). It would be a good opportunity to change the oil in the rear end, too. See the owner's manual for weights and GL ratings. You don't need any special additives for the diff.
-Max
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Depending on what type of driving you do, I'd recommend a new (shorter) 5th gear. I have a 0.806:1 which is really nice for a "power 5th" gear. Makes the car feel like a 6 speed but without the 6th gear
I have all the part numbers, PM me if you need them.
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I have all the part numbers, PM me if you need them.
Brian
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ACT Street/Strip. Depends on your budget and what mods you have, but a nice mid weight flywheel would be a nice addition. I have the ACT Sreet/Strip. Also replace the throw out bearing obviously and change the tranny oil to some Redline MTL.
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i believe the 93 trannys had a sring that was changed in the other years which helped prevent the 5th syncro from going. anyone remember what this was called again.
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Originally posted by hyper7
i believe the 93 trannys had a sring that was changed in the other years which helped prevent the 5th syncro from going. anyone remember what this was called again.
i believe the 93 trannys had a sring that was changed in the other years which helped prevent the 5th syncro from going. anyone remember what this was called again.
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Originally posted by Wargasm
Depending on what type of driving you do, I'd recommend a new (shorter) 5th gear. I have a 0.806:1 which is really nice for a "power 5th" gear. Makes the car feel like a 6 speed but without the 6th gear
I have all the part numbers, PM me if you need them.
Brian
Depending on what type of driving you do, I'd recommend a new (shorter) 5th gear. I have a 0.806:1 which is really nice for a "power 5th" gear. Makes the car feel like a 6 speed but without the 6th gear
I have all the part numbers, PM me if you need them.
Brian
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thanks guys for all the great input...i'm sure rick at Rick's Rotary Performance knows about all these things...he's the one handling my car at the moment, he's a great guy and knows his stuff. i was thinking about gettin the ACT street/strip clutch but wasn't too sure about the flywheel. is 9.5lbs too light for a daily driver and semi occassional track/strip days?
Germ
ps: does anyone know of any places to get a good deal on these things?
Germ
ps: does anyone know of any places to get a good deal on these things?
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