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    tranny codes and gearing differences

    what are the differences between these transmissions? Really curious about the ones that are for the same/similar engine.

    H2A5 - manual (2/4 door DX/LX Accord F22A1/F22A4)
    H2U4 - manual (5 door wagon Accord)
    H2U5 - munual (2/4 door EX/SE Accord F22A6)

    These all fit the f22 series engine correct? Is it just gearing? What are the gearing differences?


    M2A4 – JDM H22A tranny non-LSD.
    M2F4 - USDM H22A1 tranny.
    M2YA – USDM H22A4 tranny.
    M2U4 - USDM Type SH tranny

    These are all for the h series engine, again, gearing differences yes? What are they?

    M2S4 - USDM H23A1 tranny/possibly also JDM f22b tranny as well.
    this of course is listed as the h23 tranny...gearing?

    M2B4 – JDM H22A tranny LSD Equipped.
    T2T4 - JDM Accord SiR-T 5spd LSD Equipped (F20B).
    T2W4 - Accord Euro-R LSD Equipped (Japan)
    U2Q7- Accord Type-R LSD Equipped. (Europe)
    These are all the listed LSD trannies. I can see that the T2T4 is of course for a different engine...what engines are the same here in this part of the list? And agan....what is the gearing on these.


    Any one know?
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    only thing i know is:

    f22 is for daily driving - long gears
    h23 is for daily driving and race - in between
    h22 is for race - shorted gears

    lsd is limited slip differential. that means when you drop the clutch, both tires spin.
    miss my turbo cb7
    moved onto volvos. dont know how that happened, just did

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      http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=37839

      Perhaps this would answer a lot of your question

      ----------------My 92 Honda Accord LX---------------------- My 97 Nissan 240sx LE----

      NE GUYS, Buy the last of my accord parts

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        #4
        how did my search miss the very link I needed...THANKS
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