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    Shift Fork?

    How hard is it to put in a reverse shift fork? Is it something that I can do in my garage or is it going to need to be taken to the shop?

    #2
    depends on how well you know your stuff. Ive put on shift forks on a GM tranny. it wasnt hard. but then again it was already out



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      #3
      Shop, unless you have a honda manual, and are very confident in your work

      Even then, you have to check clearances and all....its not impossible by any means, but trannys can get frustrating.

      You'll have to separate the bell housing (including that pesky ass C clip) to get access to the forks. Even then, you may have to take out the mainshaft or counter shaft assemblies to remove/reinstall the new fork. Pain in the butt....if you have an F series tranny, just buy a new one imo


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        #4
        haha yea i think I am going to just buy a new one and then when my old ones out just rebuild it for a "just in case" moment

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          Formerly 91AccordExR33
          11.68 @ 127mph
          417whp/375wtq
          Sold: 8/2016

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            #6
            Now all I need is someone to sell me one haha

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