How much hp can a stock tranny hold safely?
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How much hp can a stock tranny hold safely?
i got a 2000 civic ex v-tech with the stock 5 speed, and i'm going to start modding it up since my warranty is close to expiration, so i was wondering if there is a high risk of ripping second gear out of my tranny is smoking the clutch with ease?
#2
RE: How much hp can a stock tranny hold safely?
it should be good for at least 200 HP as long as you dont keep grinding the shifts. if you do tear up your tranny, the d-series trannys are not too expensive and with practice you can swap em out in about 3-5 hours. you can usually pick them up for under 150 bucks, and ive seen a few given away.
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RE: How much hp can a stock tranny hold safely?
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Now...to your question... The edelbrock kit puts out 178 Front wheel hp so I'd say thats around 200 hp and the tranny is doin just fine in their test car.
#5
RE: How much hp can a stock tranny hold safely?
i say it varies upon clutch, tires, driving etc. a racing clutch will put more stress on your gears than anything. now ive had a few instances where 2nd gear has shattered on me runnin a 100hp n/a d15. ive seen honda trannys hold up to well over 200 hp. there are to many factors that decide power handling capabilities. so IMO it just varies.
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