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Old 04-24-10, 01:59 AM
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n/a motor with turbo 2 tranny ???

ok i have a n/a 13b from a second gen (unknown year, all i know is it is a 6 port) that i want to use in my 85 fb with a turbo 2 tranny i have. i know i need to change the oil pan,front cover and oil pick up . i have a turbo 2 clutch kit but want to know if i can use the n/a flywheel or must i use the turbo 2 flywheel? also do i need to change the counter weights???

i know there probably have been a thread on this before but i could not find it .
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you need the turbo flywheel and counter weight
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i hate to sound like a noob but when it comes to second gens i am . so can someone tell me why? i am using a 2nd gen motor with a 2nd gen tranny. why would the counter weights be different or the flywheel. i am not going to run a turbo set up just the tranny.
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You need to know what year the engine is to get the correct turbo flywheel. s4 and s5 rotating stuff is weighted differently.

SOOOO, if you have a s4 NA motor you need a s4 turbo flywheel. A s5 turbo flywheel would NOT work in that case.

Post a pic of the engine and we can tell you what year it is.
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here are a few pics.
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ok . pics are up .. what year is it?
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A. Thread bumping isn't allowed in the Technical section.

B. The motor is an 86-88. the middle iron appears to be N/a while the front and rear appear to be turbo.

C. Every question you asked is found VERY easily by searching. AND some of them were answered in the FAQ.
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looks like it has s5 housings too
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^ Agreed. This is a mix of S4 or S5 NA and TII parts. The rotating assembly could be from either series, so you're going to be guessing. Did you buy this engine from someone else? If so, I'd suggest contacting them to ask what parts the engine was built with.
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Originally Posted by prjct87rx7
looks like it has s5 housings too
GOOD call. i missed those knock sensors threads, it looks like N/a s5 housings b/c of the red paint in the intake manifold coolant ports. a close up pic of the intake side would tell.

but that being said, theres no telling what rotating assembly you have, like RotaryRocket said.
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bought the motor from craigs list so i have no way of getting back in touch with the seller.
So at this point what should i do about the flywheel and counter weights? s4 or s5? Is there really that big of a difference in the 2 .
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Yes there is a difference. The rear counterweight must match the rotors and the front counterweight. Otherwise you will get pretty severe vibrations.
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sounds like i am pretty screwed . What are my options at this point ???
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Rip the block apart.
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You could try to identify the flywheel/front counterweight. There may be a visual difference or a part number that could tell you what was used.
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i will get to the front counter weight and flywheel tomorrow and get some pictures up . maybe then someone could id it as a s4 or s5 .. thanks guys.
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If the guy pulled it from a running car, this should help: https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showpo...15&postcount=7
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the motor was pulled from a running car . i will head out to my garage and pull the flywheel later today . thanks Howru thats some great info to have.
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The numbers on the flywheel will be a dead give away as to what series it is, as long as the person you bought it from knew wht they were doing.
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Back in my noob days i put a s5 rear counter weight on a s4 motor. It was not pretty. 2k rpms the thing was vibrating like crazy and had no power what so ever. Make sure you get the right weighting on there or you are just wasting you time.
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ok .. the flywheel is marked N350 witch is a 89-91 so that means i need a s5 turbo front counter weight and s5 turbo flywheel. does this mean i will have to use the turbo started too ?
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