Identifying a turbo vs NA tranny.
03-25-04, 07:19 PM
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Looks to be correct, let me dig up a pic of my tII trans to verify.
Actually, on second glance they both appear to be N/A, here's a pic of my Turbo trans.
Actually, on second glance they both appear to be N/A, here's a pic of my Turbo trans.
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03-25-04, 07:32 PM
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i think turbo tranny's have two drain bolts and two fill bolts for changing the tranny oil whereas the na has one of each...i cant remeber ill go check the haynes manual
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03-25-04, 09:57 PM
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1" input shaft for turbo versus 7/8"(?) input shaft for NA.
Try and lift it - the NA isn't bad, but the turbo trans will give even weight lifters some grunts.
As a side note, there are some J-spec turbo transmissions with smooth cases! So be careful with ribbed versus non-ribbed...boy, that sounded bad.
-Ted
Try and lift it - the NA isn't bad, but the turbo trans will give even weight lifters some grunts.
As a side note, there are some J-spec turbo transmissions with smooth cases! So be careful with ribbed versus non-ribbed...boy, that sounded bad.
-Ted
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