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Old 06-21-03, 12:48 AM
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Arrow 6 speed tranny????

does anyone make a 6 speed tranny for a second gen???
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HKS might, but its a dogmission. and thats beacoup bux
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Yeah I think it is like 6 G's
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That's a lotta CHA-CHING!
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http://www.takakaira.com/asp/templat...QqMnNnikJlhoKj

hows that, $6803 + shipping
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i hear those Dogmissions are great to drive on the street. It sure would be nice though to have a sequential 6-spd to keep the revs up on a rotary.
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whats the diff between dogmission and sequential?

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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?
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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*
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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
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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
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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?
Because if you had a sequential 6-spd you could stay in your powerband better. For example lets say you shift at 8K in 2nd, and you go to 5500rpm in 3rd. With a sequential 6-spd it would shift into a higher rpm, ie going from 8K in 2nd to 6500rpm in 3rd, keeping you in your powerband.

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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arrg i hate reading 'dogmission' it sounds so inbred. can't you guys just call it a dog box? it sounds less dumb to me.
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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
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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Originally posted by Kahren
i swear i see this post come up every 3 month, why would u want a 6 speed tranny? give me one good reason?
5th gear as your direct 1:1, and still maintain an overdrive? Better acceleration in third and fourth gears since they are a closer ratio?
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I heard some where the supra 6 speed would fit with some cut and paste
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anything will fit with "some cut and paste"
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What kinda TQ can that HKS dog box hold, i'll bet its a **** ton.
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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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That shifting without the clutch is pretty wild too, its like the same speed as a sequential but with the fun of an H pattern.
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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
www.gurumotorsports.com

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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.
Thank you, I knew someone would come along and fill in the gaps in my knowledge...
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