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Old 05-13-2016, 11:51 AM   #1
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What power/torque can the OEM box handle?

As per the title really, just wondering if anyone knows the limitations to the OEM manual gearbox?
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I remember reading about 280Nm. Don't know where exactly. Probably in the transmission carnage thread.
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I remember reading about 280Nm. Don't know where exactly. Probably in the transmission carnage thread.
That's the auto trans surely? I know the manual can handle more than that
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As much as an FA20 engine will put out ...... if you shift slowly and ease on the power ......


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That's the auto trans surely? I know the manual can handle more than that
~205 ft lb of torque at the flywheel for the 6MT sounds about right to me. I know of guys who were making 205 ft lb at the wheels blew their transmission at the tail end of a season of track days. They'd be making a bit more at the flywheel but I suspect it wouldn't be more than say 230.

Yes it was a track car so it was a worst case scenario for the transmission but the rated power output assumes that.

It's also my understanding that the auto handles big power better than the manual does.
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