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Old 07-12-07, 12:45 PM
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clutch and flywheel ?'s

i was wondering if a clutch and a flywheel that is made for the t2 will bolt right up to a n/a with out anymods. i bought a clutch and a flywheel for a turbo by accident for my 87 n/a. thanks guys
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The turbo flywheel will bolt up to the N/A engine. Provided they are the same series and the counter weights are the same it'll run fine also.

Only snag is that you'll need a TII transmission as well.....and then a TII driveshaft....TII diff....TII half shafts...
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Originally Posted by classicauto
The turbo flywheel will bolt up to the N/A engine. Provided they are the same series and the counter weights are the same it'll run fine also.

Only snag is that you'll need a TII transmission as well.....and then a TII driveshaft....TII diff....TII half shafts...
well it looks like they are going back lol. thanks for the help
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Or you could get a TII transmission and the mazdatrix TII to NA driveshaft.
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Actually, that's not correct.

Yes, the flywheel and PP will bolt up.
The problems is that you'll need to match the clutch DISC to the transmission.

The Turbo II clutch disc is a 1" spline.
The non-turbo FC is a 7/8" spline.

Technically, you can stuff a non-turbo clutch disc with your set-up and have everything work.

All of that probablyt confused the hell out of you.


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another question

Originally Posted by classicauto
The turbo flywheel will bolt up to the N/A engine. Provided they are the same series and the counter weights are the same it'll run fine also.

Only snag is that you'll need a TII transmission as well.....and then a TII driveshaft....TII diff....TII half shafts...
ok so what if i have an n/a s4 motor and a turbo s5 trans w/flywheel and clutch... would it bolt on? and if so what kind of counterweights would i need?
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