Which trany is this a 016, is this a 90Q trans or a 5Q
04-09-2005, 09:13 PM
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Which trany is this a 016, is this a 90Q trans or a 5Q
If someone know which trany this is please let me know
016 tany
I think its either a 90Q trany or a 5000Q trany
Please let me know
Tring to find out what would be the best trany to use in a 10vt 80Q swap
Please let me know
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016 tany
I think its either a 90Q trany or a 5000Q trany
Please let me know
Tring to find out what would be the best trany to use in a 10vt 80Q swap
Please let me know
Thanks
YOSH
04-09-2005, 09:45 PM
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Re: Which trany is this a 016, is this a 90Q trans or a 5Q
So which trany is it, is it the urs4 tans or the 4000Q
And good for 350hp
I bet its the urs4 trans
If so it this hard to find
Please let me know
Thanks for the advice so far
YOSH
And good for 350hp
I bet its the urs4 trans
If so it this hard to find
Please let me know
Thanks for the advice so far
YOSH
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04-10-2005, 06:12 AM
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Don't tell that to Javad, he's still running the stock 01A on his 500+ whp beast ;-)
And there are others running stock 01A's with more than 350hp. The stock 7A spec CLUTCH can hold up to around 400lb-ft if you don't over heat it (ie several drag launches).
04-10-2005, 06:19 AM
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The 016 was used in several cars in several guises.
The urq, the 4kq, the 5kq/tq and 200 all had AWD variants of the 016, with different gear ratios AND final drive ratios (4.11 or 3.89 finals). Based on the 2WD 016 transmission.
Get the code off of the transmission, and we can better tell you what car it came out of.
The 1988-1995 80/90 series cars all used the 01A, which is based on the 2WD 012 transmission. Nothing wrong with the 01A, just don't expect it to be a drag race gear box, they do work well as road race boxes where you don't do an aggressive standing start launch. The 7A spec clutch setup is good to around 400lb-ft of torque before it starts to slip. Not too bad for an item meant for a 165hp, 157lb-ft engine.
Get the code off of the transmission, and we can better tell you what car it came out of.
The 1988-1995 80/90 series cars all used the 01A, which is based on the 2WD 012 transmission. Nothing wrong with the 01A, just don't expect it to be a drag race gear box, they do work well as road race boxes where you don't do an aggressive standing start launch. The 7A spec clutch setup is good to around 400lb-ft of torque before it starts to slip. Not too bad for an item meant for a 165hp, 157lb-ft engine.