Swapping an AP2 Transmission into an AP1
05-29-2008, 08:26 AM
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Swapping an AP2 Transmission into an AP1
I've been having problems with 1/2 grind, and every so often it will pop out of 4th gear. I'm at 90k miles, and also on my stock clutch.
Since I'm gonna be replacing the clutch I was thinking about getting my transmission replaced with an AP2. The AP2 transmission has 15k miles, and with labor included would cost me $1150.
Is it worth it?
Since I'm gonna be replacing the clutch I was thinking about getting my transmission replaced with an AP2. The AP2 transmission has 15k miles, and with labor included would cost me $1150.
Is it worth it?
05-29-2008, 08:38 AM
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Yes it is. You'll need to change the flange on the back of the ap2 tranny to the one on your ap1
You'll get a difference of gearing as the reduction gear in an ap2 is a bit deeper and 5th and 6th are a bit longer. It will feel like you dropped in a set of 433 diff gears but you'll keep 5th and 6th long. It's a nice combination.
plus you pick up the better synchros
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You'll get a difference of gearing as the reduction gear in an ap2 is a bit deeper and 5th and 6th are a bit longer. It will feel like you dropped in a set of 433 diff gears but you'll keep 5th and 6th long. It's a nice combination.
plus you pick up the better synchros
fltsfshr
, well worth it in my opinion. If I had an ap1, i would definatly do it.
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05-29-2008, 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by hecash,May 29 2008, 10:45 AM
You'll be very happy with it.
I did it to my prior AP1 soon after the '04MY hit the market. A trainload of S2000 were in a train wreck, I think Kansas, and I bought an AP2 tranny with less than ten miles on it for $800, DIY installed it with a new clutch and lived happily ever after.
I did it to my prior AP1 soon after the '04MY hit the market. A trainload of S2000 were in a train wreck, I think Kansas, and I bought an AP2 tranny with less than ten miles on it for $800, DIY installed it with a new clutch and lived happily ever after.
05-29-2008, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by moogleii,May 29 2008, 06:23 PM
What about the other way around? Ap1 transmission in an ap2?
AP2 tranny + 4.44 gears would make an awesome combo in an AP1. Woud pull like the 4.77's but would have the long 5th and 6th gear for highway cruising. Cant go wrong.
