gsl-se trans with t2 motor?
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gsl-se trans with t2 motor?
I know some people might get mad that im not looking through the archives but i just need a quick answer can i use a gsl-se trans with an s4 t2 motor? thank you for whoever can help me with this
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If you run a lightweight flywheel, and juggle your counterweight,clutch and starter components,then yes you can run an SE trans behind the TII........the question is do you WANT to run it behind a TII?
Bad idea in general.
You can get a TII trans for less money and hassel than it would take to make the SE tranny work.......and the TII tranny wont grenade the first time you put power into it!
Bad idea in general.
You can get a TII trans for less money and hassel than it would take to make the SE tranny work.......and the TII tranny wont grenade the first time you put power into it!
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ok but what about the driveshaft? if i run a t2 trans do i need to get a custom driveshaft because thats the only reason i dont know if i want to swap the trans.
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This is what I found by searching using the terms TII trans
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generation-specific-1979-1985-18/t11-into-12a-car-i-know-search-but-driveshaft-703423/
https://www.rx7club.com/1st-generation-specific-1979-1985-18/t11-into-12a-car-i-know-search-but-driveshaft-703423/
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I got a question, I got the goofy looking gsl-se flywheel/clutch setup, and I also have the gsl-se trans. I was going to use the 6 port S4 engine in the gsl-se later down the road. Do i need to use the flywheel/clutch i took off of the gsl-se engine?
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I asked this question last week.
If you want to use a SE tranny on a T2 motor you'll need a N/A flywheel AND N/A clutch to be able to bolt the SE tranny to the T2 motor.
GSL-SE Tranny on a S4 or S5 T2 engine > Second Gen N/A Clutch and flywheel
If you want cheap, Ebay has N/A FC clutches for around 130-150$
Ask around for a FC N/A Flywheel. Pretty easy to come by
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/F1-RA...spagenameZWDVW
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/XTD-S...spagenameZWDVW
Friend of myne runs a GSL Tranny on his S5 T2 motor putting around 280rwhp and hasn't broke it yet, (and it's not babied lol)
If you want to use a SE tranny on a T2 motor you'll need a N/A flywheel AND N/A clutch to be able to bolt the SE tranny to the T2 motor.
GSL-SE Tranny on a S4 or S5 T2 engine > Second Gen N/A Clutch and flywheel
If you want cheap, Ebay has N/A FC clutches for around 130-150$
Ask around for a FC N/A Flywheel. Pretty easy to come by
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/F1-RA...spagenameZWDVW
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/XTD-S...spagenameZWDVW
Friend of myne runs a GSL Tranny on his S5 T2 motor putting around 280rwhp and hasn't broke it yet, (and it's not babied lol)
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ok thanks that helps knowing that i can use it what about the starter because thats the only thing i havnt heard about yet. will it mount up and work right? or do i need a different one?
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Pesonally,I wouldnt even consider running the tiny little stock 1G u-joints with a TII engine.Youll be making double the power with potential for making triple or more.They wont stand a chance if you drop the clutch or run an aggressive clutch setup.With all the work,time and effort needed to make a TII swap work,skimping on the driveline makes no sense.Its not an expensive thing to make,mine was only 200 bucks from scratch,and it has the potential to really mess up your car and/or kill you, should the driveline fail.
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