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  1. #73
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    Quote Originally Posted by nickasse View Post
    ai guys. It says B18C
    then underneath XXXXXXX (i don't have the car with me atm, which is why i said i'd check the block tomorrow just to double check it's same as vin (which it is) and also why i can't take pictures.)
    I reckon it comes down to the gearbox...i mean if it's itr, and therefore have an lsd, there's no way the guy:
    1. blew his engine
    2. bought a jdm integra type r transmission (cos i know my ratio is 4.4 final drive)
    3. bought a jdm SIR-G block
    4. bought a jdm/audm integra type r/civic head
    and threw it all together. it's too much effort for too much stupidity.
    Or maybe he blew his engine and got a JDM B18C from a type R as a replacement and everything else is still the same. I wouldn't rely too much on a gear ratio calculator to tell you whether you have a 4.4 or 4.7 final drive. Unless you have someone with a DC2R with known 4.4 final drive telling you that your engine should be spinning at xxxx RPM at a certain speed, I would still be guessing that your gearbox could have a 4.7 final drive.
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  2. #74
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    A gearbox doesn't really mean shit, a gearbox can be replaced if the guy is a total nub and blows it..
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    that mikey G guy is the biggest shit talker ive ever met..
    in the space of 15minutes he sold two sets of wheels. claims a guy under the username DNT-CRY bought them!

  3. #75
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    So lets get this straight

    - you have a 4.4FD
    - you have B18c stamp with no number after it (on the top line)
    - it revs to 8600 (approx) like a type-r engine

    To me it sounds like you might have a complete '96 Spec JDM Integra Type R engine+gearbox package. Possibly the original engine blew and the owner could only locate a full gearbox+engine package or a halfcut and thus they swapped the whole lot in.

    Thats my thinking anyway.....

    But like aaronng said, how can you be sure you have a 4.4FD?

  4. #76
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    yeah, that's what it sounds like.

    i'd be pretty happy if i got a 96 spec halfcut in my AUDM ITR.

    sounds like a win-win
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  5. #77
    Quote Originally Posted by smomo View Post
    So lets get this straight

    - you have a 4.4FD
    - you have B18c stamp with no number after it (on the top line)
    - it revs to 8600 (approx) like a type-r engine

    To me it sounds like you might have a complete '96 Spec JDM Integra Type R engine+gearbox package. Possibly the original engine blew and the owner could only locate a full gearbox+engine package or a halfcut and thus they swapped the whole lot in.

    Thats my thinking anyway.....

    But like aaronng said, how can you be sure you have a 4.4FD?
    ^ everything above is correct and what i think.

    i think it's a 4.4 fd because:
    i found the gear ratios for the integra type r 96 spec, sir-g and itr 98 spec engine.
    put them into a calculator
    went out for a drive
    and found that at 100km/h in 5th i am doing ~2800 rpm, and the calculator for the 96 spec itr transmission gives me 2880 rpm....

  6. #78
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    awesome dude looks like u didnt get stiffed!

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    LOL.... you thought that you got cheated but in fact you got the good deal...
    Rep me if you think it is mechanically sound

  8. #80
    Quote Originally Posted by nickasse View Post
    ^ everything above is correct and what i think.

    i think it's a 4.4 fd because:
    i found the gear ratios for the integra type r 96 spec, sir-g and itr 98 spec engine.
    put them into a calculator
    went out for a drive
    and found that at 100km/h in 5th i am doing ~2800 rpm, and the calculator for the 96 spec itr transmission gives me 2880 rpm....
    Which calculator did you use? The mfactory gear calculator reports ~3233rpm @ 100kph for a 96 ITR transmission.

    2800rpm is too low for an ITR @ 100kph. Assuming a 23.4inch tyre height, 4.4 FD, 0.848 5th gear, 100kph = 3324rpm. A 0.878 5th gear from a VTiR/GSR gives 3084rpm. A non-vtec S80 gives 2700rpm with the longer FD and 5th.

    My non-vtec B18A does 110 at just under 3300rpm indicated => calculator (excel) reports ~3200. This is a higher rpm per unit speed than your "ITR" transmission. Suffice to say I there's something fishy going on.

    I don't think you're in the clear just yet.
    Last edited by string; 23-11-2009 at 10:18 AM.

  9. #81
    Told you got an ITR jap spec engine

  10. #82
    Quote Originally Posted by string View Post
    Which calculator did you use? The mfactory gear calculator reports ~3233rpm @ 100kph for a 96 ITR transmission.

    2800rpm is too low for an ITR @ 100kph. Assuming a 23.4inch tyre height, 4.4 FD, 0.848 5th gear, 100kph = 3324rpm. A 0.878 5th gear from a VTiR/GSR gives 3084rpm. A non-vtec S80 gives 2700rpm with the longer FD and 5th.

    My non-vtec B18A does 110 at just under 3300rpm indicated => calculator (excel) reports ~3200. This is a higher rpm per unit speed than your "ITR" transmission. Suffice to say I there's something fishy going on.

    I don't think you're in the clear just yet.
    hmm, i used the mfactory one and i've got an sir-g transmission still don't know about engine block and internals are definately integra type r (cams n pistons and stuff).
    Last edited by nickasse; 30-11-2009 at 05:22 PM. Reason: making info more accurate

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