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one good reason for six speed? I don't know, I'm usually good at 5th gear on the highway, but that's just me....although that might be because I can't stand the sound when it's running too low in the revs, you know that rumbly sound when it's running like 1K revs in 5th gear with the throttle about halfway? *shudders* anyway...
Dogmission transmissions ( I learned this from another thread) use a different type of tooth on the gears, and it allows for them to be shifted without need of a clutch, although it does tear them apart a little quicker if you don't use it...
sequential tranny's are (I think) the normal kind that we use everyday. hmmm...wonder if I can find that thread.....*heads off for the search button*
Dogmission transmissions ( I learned this from another thread) use a different type of tooth on the gears, and it allows for them to be shifted without need of a clutch, although it does tear them apart a little quicker if you don't use it...
sequential tranny's are (I think) the normal kind that we use everyday. hmmm...wonder if I can find that thread.....*heads off for the search button*
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https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=193283
There's that thread, there was a nice explanation of the dogmission tranny in there
There's that thread, there was a nice explanation of the dogmission tranny in there
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actually a sequential tranny shifts more like a motorcycle
my buddy has one for his vw....you just tap the shifter and it shifts
but i heard there is a guy in new zealand that makes a 6 spd tranny for the fc's and it runs around 2,000 or so
my buddy has one for his vw....you just tap the shifter and it shifts
but i heard there is a guy in new zealand that makes a 6 spd tranny for the fc's and it runs around 2,000 or so
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i swear i see this post come up every 3 month, why would u want a 6 speed tranny? give me one good reason?
All those numbers were used as examples only.
You could also get some better gas mileage for all of you 80mph cruisers.
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Originally posted by RX7_ZRO
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=193283
There's that thread, there was a nice explanation of the dogmission tranny in there
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=193283
There's that thread, there was a nice explanation of the dogmission tranny in there
The reverse gear is straight cut like in the pic below. Thats why when you go in reverse, your car sounds like a wind-up toy, you hear the teeth of the gears clacking together. I can't imagine hearing that at 80mph on the interstate, though I would love to have one of those trannys.
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i swear i see this post come up every 3 month, why would u want a 6 speed tranny? give me one good reason?
i swear i see this post come up every 3 month, why would u want a 6 speed tranny? give me one good reason?
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a dog box can hold an *** load of hp. I know a guy with one in his R32. And yes it does have some gear whine while driving. Gotta sacrfice for the reliability of the tranny though. I plan to do a dog box in my FC as well as one in my wrx when it becomes a track car.
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Originally posted by ramello
actually a sequential tranny shifts more like a motorcycle
my buddy has one for his vw....you just tap the shifter and it shifts
but i heard there is a guy in new zealand that makes a 6 spd tranny for the fc's and it runs around 2,000 or so
actually a sequential tranny shifts more like a motorcycle
my buddy has one for his vw....you just tap the shifter and it shifts
but i heard there is a guy in new zealand that makes a 6 spd tranny for the fc's and it runs around 2,000 or so
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Originally posted by Project84
The explaination is "A straight cut gear". In stock transmissions, the forward gears are helical cut like this:
The reverse gear is straight cut like in the pic below. Thats why when you go in reverse, your car sounds like a wind-up toy, you hear the teeth of the gears clacking together. I can't imagine hearing that at 80mph on the interstate, though I would love to have one of those trannys.
The explaination is "A straight cut gear". In stock transmissions, the forward gears are helical cut like this:
The reverse gear is straight cut like in the pic below. Thats why when you go in reverse, your car sounds like a wind-up toy, you hear the teeth of the gears clacking together. I can't imagine hearing that at 80mph on the interstate, though I would love to have one of those trannys.
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