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  1. #37
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    BREEZE
    K24 = monster

    lol
    part time potato

  2. #38
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    Oct 2004
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    www.alibaba.com
    Car:
    porsche boxster
    h22 turbo and eat k series

  3. #39
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    True dat
    part time potato

  4. #40
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    Dc2r & EGK20a
    Of course..cos its turbo..duh lol...
    K24 turbo and eat h22 loll

  5. #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by neut View Post
    Of course..cos its turbo..duh lol...
    K24 turbo and eat h22 loll
    k series has the advantage of gearboxes

    so b and h need some extra help

  6. #42
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    Quote Originally Posted by EKVTIR-T View Post
    k series has the advantage of gearboxes

    so b and h need some extra help
    What's the advantage?

  7. #43
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    Going back to the OP question, H2B is my pick

  8. #44
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    Quote Originally Posted by carayan View Post
    What's the advantage?
    DC5R and DC5S have 6-speed trannies with short gear ratios.

    B-series boxes are 5-speed only, so the gears are longer and accelerate slower.


    Hence the advantage of modern technology/newer trannies.

  9. #45
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    Quote Originally Posted by Benson View Post
    Going back to the OP question, H2B is my pick
    Quote Originally Posted by dougie_504 View Post
    DC5R and DC5S have 6-speed trannies with short gear ratios.

    B-series boxes are 5-speed only, so the gears are longer and accelerate slower.


    Hence the advantage of modern technology/newer trannies.
    No worries benson, I'm actually glad someone opened my eyes to a K24 and all that.

    And as to the shorter ratios, isn't that the point of doing the h2b hybrid? The B series boxes would be shorter geared than the H series, no?

  10. #46
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    Quote Originally Posted by carayan View Post
    No worries benson, I'm actually glad someone opened my eyes to a K24 and all that.

    And as to the shorter ratios, isn't that the point of doing the h2b hybrid? The B series boxes would be shorter geared than the H series, no?
    it is, but the k series boxes go shorter
    S P A M | W O R K S
    hehe.
    PHC


  11. #47
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    The main reason why people went for the H2B set up was that the B series has a wider and more comprehensive range of aftermarket gear sets available over the H series
    Kermit EGK20A
    Winton: 1:35.08
    Wakefield: 1:08.8

  12. #48
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    Shorter ratio's helps engine with no power to get going. With h22a/K24 you actually need longer gears to ultilize the torque. H2B was design to fix the hideous driveshaft angles in Honda swapped cars not to mention the added benefits of having the engine tilted forward and OEM ITR LSD + gear ratios.

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