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At-Least-It's-An-Evo
11-11-2003, 09:02 PM
Originally posted by JET@Nov 11 2003, 07:07 PM
I was just trying to say it was a mid model year thing. Some 91's had a 22 spline shaft and some had a 23 spline, so you need to check any 91 to make sure. Is that better?
yep. :jammin:
94GSX
11-12-2003, 01:32 PM
i would need a 90 transfer case to install a 90 tranny in a 94. correct?
is there any problems or other parts that i need to complete the install?
At-Least-It's-An-Evo
11-12-2003, 03:55 PM
Originally posted by 94GSX@Nov 12 2003, 12:32 PM
i would need a 90 transfer case to install a 90 tranny in a 94.* correct?
is there any problems or other parts that i need to complete the install?
Yes, all you'd need to make it work is a 22 spline xfer casebut I'd try to stay away from 90 trannys period if you plan on upgrading that one to a race tranny ever. I'd try to find a 91-94/23 spline and get a 90 as a last resort. I believe it's something to do with some intermediate shaft inside, but I'm not an expert, as it's like another coupla hundred of dollars to get that upgraded when building it. Having the cables would make things shift nicer also. I had a 22 spline tranny in my car w/ the 91 cables and it didnt shift too great (some grinding) no matter how I adjusted it; and it was a decent tranny in the car I got it from.
just my .02
Trannys suck, just build ONE good one if you can.
I've finally learned that after .... 6 "good" used trannys... :rant: :razz2:
niterydr
11-12-2003, 07:04 PM
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i would need a 90 transfer case to install a 90 tranny in a 94.* correct?
is there any problems or other parts that i need to complete the install?
Yes, all you'd need to make it work is a 22 spline xfer casebut I'd try to stay away from 90 trannys period if you plan on upgrading that one to a race tranny ever. I'd try to find a 91-94/23 spline and get a 90 as a last resort. I believe it's something to do with some intermediate shaft inside, but I'm not an expert, as it's like another coupla hundred of dollars to get that upgraded when building it. Having the cables would make things shift nicer also. I had a 22 spline tranny in my car w/ the 91 cables and it didnt shift too great (some grinding) no matter how I adjusted it; and it was a decent tranny in the car I got it from.
just my .02
Trannys suck, just build ONE good one if you can.
I've finally learned that after .... 6 "good" used trannys... :rant: :razz2: [/b][/quote]
lol, this is true, many a dsmer has had 'good' tranies multiple times.
Yeah, my tranny is going to get rebuilt hopefully this winter. Not sure weather I will have shindley do it or QPR.
Goat Blower
11-13-2003, 10:54 AM
If you use the 90 tranny and don't want to get a 22 spline xfer case, you can simply swap a 23 spline output shaft into the tranny. It's only held in with a spring clip on the viscous coupling. Pop those off and swap the shaft.
The 90 style tranny was built up to June of 90, if your car has a build date after that, you've got the 23 spline 91+ model.
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