Specifications of stock d14 gearboxes
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Re: Specifications of stock d14 gearboxes
Yes, also the consumption of fuel is highermynameisowen wrote:Just to clarify, 4.250 would have higher acceleration than 4.058 no??
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Re: Specifications of stock d14 gearboxes
How much noticeably worse fuel economy??
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1998 BB8 Prelude Motegi VTi
1998, B16A2 EK4 Civic VTi
Aims:
EJ9 - Now my GF's car.
BB8 - Rebuild after crash damage to front end.
EK4 - Daily driver. Strip and track prep once prelude project complete
Re: Specifications of stock d14 gearboxes
Not many, but it depends from driving style in any case.mynameisowen wrote:How much noticeably worse fuel economy??
Re: Specifications of stock d14 gearboxes
Below are the specs from Honda HR-V 2WD.
The most close ratio gearbox from any other D series gearbox.
But it doesn't fit at ej9s because the changing mechanism is with cables.
Transmission gear ratio
1 speed 3.500
2-speed 1.956
3-speed 1.344
4-speed 1.071
5-speed 0.812
Final Drive Ratio 4.562
The most close ratio gearbox from any other D series gearbox.
But it doesn't fit at ej9s because the changing mechanism is with cables.
Transmission gear ratio
1 speed 3.500
2-speed 1.956
3-speed 1.344
4-speed 1.071
5-speed 0.812
Final Drive Ratio 4.562
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Re: Specifications of stock d14 gearboxes
Ah I always wondered if it could fit... perhaps the gears can be interchanged?
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Re: Specifications of stock d14 gearboxes
I don't think you could swap anything from that.The engines are the same ones as used in the Civic EP1 EP2 EM2 they also work with cable transmissions.Gearbox is different i don't know about the gears themself but it's easier to just get CRX D16a9 3th and 4th (1.346 and 1.033) and swap those in .Those are easier to find too then a HR-V gearbox.
2nd gear can't be swapped out anyway ,only the final drive would be something interesting.
The largest oem D-series Final drive at the moment is the D13 final drive of 4.4 so that 4.5 final drive would be something special.
Mfactory also makes 4.5 4.7 and 4.9 final drives but those are expensive.
2nd gear can't be swapped out anyway ,only the final drive would be something interesting.
The largest oem D-series Final drive at the moment is the D13 final drive of 4.4 so that 4.5 final drive would be something special.
Mfactory also makes 4.5 4.7 and 4.9 final drives but those are expensive.
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Re: Specifications of stock d14 gearboxes
About the engine of HR-V are more close to our D series 96-00 rather than EP ones.hondaNickx wrote:I don't think you could swap anything from that.The engines are the same ones as used in the Civic EP1 EP2 EM2 they also work with cable transmissions.Gearbox is different i don't know about the gears themself but it's easier to just get CRX D16a9 3th and 4th (1.346 and 1.033) and swap those in .Those are easier to find too then a HR-V gearbox.
2nd gear can't be swapped out anyway ,only the final drive would be something interesting.
The largest oem D-series Final drive at the moment is the D13 final drive of 4.4 so that 4.5 final drive would be something special.
Mfactory also makes 4.5 4.7 and 4.9 final drives but those are expensive.
The countershaft from hrv is the same with the CRV 1st gen (B-series) (OEM part number 23220PBW000)
Also have some same gears 2,3,4 and synchronizers and same gear ratios
It seems like that the hrv gearbox is strong enough like the B-series gearboxes and also short
HRV gearbox is undercover B-series transmission in D-series case
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Re: Specifications of stock d14 gearboxes
so can it be swapped or not?
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Re: Specifications of stock d14 gearboxes
nice information
can be use the cables like in the K swap ?
can be use the cables like in the K swap ?