What transmission does a WRX have?
Sport Lineartronic transmission
The WRX is available with a Sport Lineartronic transmission with SI-DRIVE and paddle shifters. It perfectly blends the convenience of an advanced automatic transmission with the ability to manually control shifts in 6- or 8-speed manual modes for enhanced driver involvement.
Is CVT WRX good?
Sounds good (in theory) For regular commuters, yes, because the average driver wouldn’t care or even notice that they are driving a car with a CVT since they usually only drive it under partial throttle. But for a driving enthusiast, especially those shopping for a Subaru WRX, it would not be ideal.
What kind of transmission does a Subaru WRX have?
JDM Subaru 5 Speed Transmission Swap with 4.444 LSD… JDM 5-Speed Manual 4.444 Transmission Swap Replacement… JDM Subaru TY754VBBBA 5-Speed Transmission with 4.11… JDM TY754VB7AA Subaru 5 Speed WRX 2006-2007 Transmission… JDM WRX 2002-2005 Subaru GDB GDA 5-Speed Manual Transmission… Subaru WRX 2002-2005 5-Speed JDM Transmission Swap…
Can a 5 speed trans be added to a WRX?
The drive shaft from a 6MT or the drive shaft from any model automatic transmission equipped Subaru. The stock WRX 5MT drive shaft may also be modified (will need to be shortened) to fit as well. 6. New rear end options: a. New ring and pinion gears to upgrade the stock WRX R160 rear differential to 3.90. b.
What kind of transmission does a JDM WRX have?
Used Subaru JDM WRX 2002-2005 5 Speed Manual 4.444… JDM 5 Speed WRX 02-05 GDB GDA Manual Transmission with… JDM Subaru 5 Speed Transmission Swap with 4.444 LSD… JDM 5-Speed Manual 4.444 Transmission Swap Replacement…
What do you need to upgrade a Subaru WRX?
You will need to obtain and install the following components: 1. A complete 6MT transmission. 2. 6MT transmission mount. 3. 6MT clutch fork. 4. 6MT shift knob, 6MT shifter linkage, and 6MT shift boot. 5. The drive shaft from a 6MT or the drive shaft from any model automatic transmission equipped Subaru.
Is a CVT WRX worth it?
For regular commuters, yes, because the average driver wouldn’t care or even notice that they are driving a car with a CVT since they usually only drive it under partial throttle. But for a driving enthusiast, especially those shopping for a Subaru WRX, it would not be ideal.