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  • vtec.al
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    Originally posted by Em View Post
    Picking up a Type-R is ALWAYS a good choice good luck on the find, post up when u get your hands on 1

    We also updated our website: www.teamhybrid.com check it out when u have the time!
    the sites a credit to you guys,
    hopefully ill make it to the US in summer and be able to go to some shows,

    heres a link to the car, going to see it tuesday,

    its a type r x model? i belive it has some extras like CF dials and chrome pedals and no air conditioning? any one know for sure, cant get an answer to easy from google

    i think a lovey set of bronze wheels will go nicely, BUDDY CLUB perhaps

    http://www.driving.ie/usedcars/index...&carID=1278339
    what you think?

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  • Em
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    Originally posted by vtec.al View Post
    excellent stuff Em thanks

    havnt done anything about this yet, im looking into changeing to a civic type r ek 9 from my current sir,

    need a change and the new car hopefully will be black as mine is yellow and i feel to exposed LOL
    also the type r is a better version and makes sence to mod from

    ill keep yee posted big thanks for the comments and great help
    Picking up a Type-R is ALWAYS a good choice good luck on the find, post up when u get your hands on 1

    We also updated our website: www.teamhybrid.com check it out when u have the time!

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  • vtec.al
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    excellent stuff Em thanks

    havnt done anything about this yet, im looking into changeing to a civic type r ek 9 from my current sir,

    need a change and the new car hopefully will be black as mine is yellow and i feel to exposed LOL
    also the type r is a better version and makes sence to mod from

    ill keep yee posted big thanks for the comments and great help

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  • Em
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    Oh I forgot to post that I am using an exedy clutch and fly combo as well


    Here is a thread on transmission options found on an ek9 forum, enjoy!:
    http://www.ek9.org/forum/transmissio...de-thread.html


    FINAL DRIVE

    Company: MFactory
    Gear Ratio: 4.05, 4.785, and 4.928
    Gear Material: Carburized Forged Nickel-Chromoly Steel
    Retail Price: $549 standard (~400whp) or $749 for pro (~1000whp)
    Contact: MFactory Competition Products - THE Honda / Acura Gearing Authority
    note: Pro version FD is designed for high hp cars.

    Company: Spoon Sports
    Gear Ratio: 4.643 or /4.857
    Gear Material: OEM Cast (~250whp)
    Retail Price: $1340
    Contact: Spoon Sports

    Company: Quaife
    Gear Ratio: 5.545, 5.700, or 5.818
    Gear Material: Machine-Cut Chromoly Steel (~300whp)
    Retail Price: $1295
    Contact: Contact Us - Quaife Engineering
    Note: recomended to be used with quaife gear set

    Company: Carbonetic/ATS
    Gear Ratio: 4.929
    Gear Material: OEM Cast (~250whp)
    Retail Price: $745
    Contact: CARBON CLUTCH - CARBONETIC - ACROSS Official Website

    Company: CircuitWorx
    Gear Ratio: 4.416, 4.636, or 4.727
    Gear Material: Machine-Cut Chromoly Steel (~300whp)
    Retail Price: $895
    Contact: CircuitWorx Racing Products-import and sport compact drive train parts for drag racing and competition use

    Company: Erik's Racing
    Gear Ratio: 4.785
    Gear Material: OEM Cast (~250whp)
    Retail Price: $450
    Contact: Drive Train;B Series
    Note: Erik's racing does ship to UK!!!!!
    Note: If you prefer to get the parts from the dealership here are the part numbers, but be advised it will cost you DOUBLE!!!
    41233-P80-E30 4.785 DIFERENTIAL RING GEAR
    23421-P80-E30 COUNTERSHAFT FIRST GEAR
    91107-P80-E30 FIRST GEAR NEEDLE BEARING (you will need 2)
    91211-P21-008 DAMPER FRICTION
    23914-P80-E30 COLLAR RING
    23221-P80-E30 4.785 COUNTERSHAFT

    Company: OS Giken
    Gear Ratio: 4.267, 4.533, 4.643, or 4.929
    Gear Material: Forged Chromoly Steel (~300whp)
    Retail Price: unknown
    Contact: OS GIKEN^iē

    LSD

    Company: MFactory
    Type: Gear Type
    Retail Price: $600
    Contact: Contact Us - Team MFactory

    Company: Kaaz
    Type: 1.5 way Clutch type
    Retail Price: $950
    Contact: Kaaz USA Products

    Company: Quaife
    Type: Gear Type
    Retail Price: $1050
    Contact: Contact Us - Quaife Engineering

    Company: Spoon Sports (Rebranded ATS)
    Type: Clutch Type
    Retail Price: $1165
    Contact: Spoon Sports

    Company: Cusco type MZ
    Type: 1.5 way clutch type
    Retail Price: $1200
    Contact: Nukabe Automotive -- LSD Type MZ 1.5, EK-H/DC2, CIVIC-INTEGRA

    Company: Cusco type RS
    Type: 1 way clutch type
    Retail Price: $1250
    Contact: Nukabe Automotive -- LSD Type RS 1, EK/DC, CIVIC-INTEGRA

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  • Em
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    Al, good to hear from ya

    Which motor are you using it on? Stock axles?

    Everyone here pretty gave u solid advice and routes. As for my own personal experience...

    I was using the JDM Integra Type-R Final Drive Gear Set (4.785) and a Quaife A.T.B. Limited Slip Differential. I dont know how the stock lsd worked for scotty's Integra Type-R, but I consider the Quaife LSD to probably be the 2nd best mod i've done to my honda.

    The final drive is cool to have and adds that extra punch when entering 5th, but my max speed (top speed) dropped to about 124mph from ~138 mph. If I had a choice, I would go back to the original transmission for my b18c1.

    Quaife provided a lifetime warranty; if in case you launch (or do 2nd gear drops) often, then I would suggest you upgrade your axles before the year goes out.

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  • Ian
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    http://www.ppgearbox.com.au/page.asp...9&parent3id=33

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  • Scotty
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    Spoon FD is nice!

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  • Peter
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    I'm an ex-ATS user on my b16a ek civic, for their gears, but still love their clutches and LSDs.

    ATS gears are not forged like MFactory units and under most racing conditions, they will be fine. Where they do not shine is when sudden power is applied. ie. drag launch or standing starts....not to mention the wallet bleeding you're going to experience...

    MFactory gears are forged and superior with regards to durability. As far as clutches go, ATS would work fine.

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  • vtec.al
    started a topic ek civic type r??

    ek civic type r??

    many on here?

    just wondering what are peoples opinions on final drives and clutches to go for?
    my current stock gearbox is starting to go and i think if i need to replace it why not get a bit more fun out of the car while im at it,

    looking for peoples advise, so far all ive heard is ats final drive and teg diff is a good option?


    thanks in advance
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