where can i find a built f22 tranny?

[93projectX]

looking for a built tranny with lsd and upgraded syncros and whatever else is in a tranny that needs to be delt with.. or places i can send mine and have it built?? google just comes up with the parts to do it myself and thats not gonna happen..

[wildBill83]

Order a jdm h22a transmission with LSD and call it good.

[93projectX]

gears are way shorter i dont like them as much

[evil_demon_01]

looking for a built tranny with lsd and upgraded syncros and whatever else is in a tranny that needs to be delt with.. or places i can send mine and have it built?? google just comes up with the parts to do it myself and thats not gonna happen..

Same deal as your crate motor thread.
You'll need to build it yourself.

Though I do vaguely remember an H22 option (which fits F22) that I think was by Quaife.
Though the price tag was around 10k

[93projectX]

dang oh well built not bought is always better i guess! at least ill know exactly what i have and the pride and joy of doing all myself!

[stretch JDM]

IMO, the best is Level 10 . I have dealt with them many times . For a fully built tranny of top quality , its not cheap ...They also provide parts as well as O.H.'s( over hauls )Give them a look.

[93projectX]

whats IMO?

[Granite CB7]

^in my opinion

[Sordz]

http://www.cpboost.com/Honda-H-Serie...cbghndhsde.htm

Or maybe email Mfactory or Saenz?

Shorter gears will only make you go faster, f22 isn't a good choice if staying with stock gearing. You could also run taller tires to change the gearing.

[Accord problems]

how does getting bigger tires change the gears ?

[93projectX]

^what he said! if anything i would think smaller tires for more rotations so what do you mean taller tires... as for the gears im just used to the f22 i know it like the back of my hand. if the f22 is no good for high comp motors and hard use also as my daily driver then ill look into the h22 i hear a lot of good things about them but i know theres a noticeable difference in gearing

[Sordz]

how does getting bigger tires change the gears ?

Larger tires will give you more MPH in each gear, same as smaller tires will give you less. It's a simple way of adjusting gearing, been used forever. It will also throw your speedo off. If your interested in learning more about gearing etc check out this site-

http://www.zealautowerks.com/transcalc.php

[Sordz]

^what he said! if anything i would think smaller tires for more rotations so what do you mean taller tires... as for the gears im just used to the f22 i know it like the back of my hand. if the f22 is no good for high comp motors and hard use also as my daily driver then ill look into the h22 i hear a lot of good things about them but i know theres a noticeable difference in gearing

I meant if you think the h22 has too short of gearing for you, then run larger tires because it will be a lot better than a f22 tranny. F22 is made for long gearing and good mpg, not performance.

[deevergote]

We've let you slide twice now... but have you bothered reading the rules? Especially the one regarding "where can I find" threads...


The gearing has nothing to do with the compression or power output. it has to do with the engine's powerband. You want gearing that will keep you in that powerband. Long gears with an engine such as the H22 will land you under the H22's power curve when you shift, causing you to be slower as you rev back into the powerband.
The tires are essentially the last "gear" in the chain of things.


It really seems to me that you know very little, and you're VERY interested in simply buying "built" components for your car. To be quite honest, doing it that way is going to cost THOUSANDS... a fully bought "built" cb7 is going to easily cost $15,000... maybe more. And you'll still have an old car that will have plenty of other parts in need of repair, maintenance, or upgrade. Do it ALL, and I'd be surprised if you come in under $25,000.
My advice: if that's the way you want to do it, that $25,000 and buy a slightly used performance car. Nissan Z, STi, Mazdaspeed3, GTI, Camaro, Mustang, etc...
For the money you're going to spend on a CB7 full of pre-built performance parts, you can get a far more capable and modern car. If you're truly dedicated to the platform, that is admirable... but you should consider taking that dedication a step further by actually getting involved in your own build.

[93projectX]

goooooot it! thanks a lot really appreciate the help im gonna look for the h22 now and get midsize tires is the plan!