Rear-end from 87 TII bolt up to 88 Vert?
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Rear-end from 87 TII bolt up to 88 Vert?
Will the rear end from my 87 TII bolt right onto the my 88 vert? Gonna do the swap need the better gears the LSD and the strength.
What other parts am I gonna need? Things that need to be replaced and misc stuff I'm gonna need. Any help that can be provided would be nice.
-Chris
What other parts am I gonna need? Things that need to be replaced and misc stuff I'm gonna need. Any help that can be provided would be nice.
-Chris
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I have the TII driveshaft but the tranny I have for it is dead. Will the TII driveshaft not work with my vert tranny? So does this mean I can't swap rear ends?
Is the LSD still compatible? I would like to have the 4:10 gears how would that work out?
-Chris
Is the LSD still compatible? I would like to have the 4:10 gears how would that work out?
-Chris
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Originally posted by SSj4Bardock21
I have the TII driveshaft but the tranny I have for it is dead. Will the TII driveshaft not work with my vert tranny? So does this mean I can't swap rear ends?
Is the LSD still compatible? I would like to have the 4:10 gears how would that work out?
-Chris
I have the TII driveshaft but the tranny I have for it is dead. Will the TII driveshaft not work with my vert tranny? So does this mean I can't swap rear ends?
Is the LSD still compatible? I would like to have the 4:10 gears how would that work out?
-Chris
You cannot simply bolt the TII driveshaft onto an N/A tranny; it just doesn't fit.
Lemme check soemthing for you...
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https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...eshaft+replace
Using this method, you could replace the rear u-joint of your existing N/A driveshaft, and then put on the rear flange of the TII driveshaft, thus building a hybrid driveshaft.
I can't promise it'll work, but I can't see why it wouldn't.
Using this method, you could replace the rear u-joint of your existing N/A driveshaft, and then put on the rear flange of the TII driveshaft, thus building a hybrid driveshaft.
I can't promise it'll work, but I can't see why it wouldn't.
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