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Old 08-31-08, 01:23 AM
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Thumbs up rear ends and trannys

alright let me start off by saying i have a 1990 n/a rx7 but looking to push more power. right now my tranny is starting to grind a little so im thinking about swaping them out for the turbo II one.


now here are some of my questions.
i heard when swaping the drivetrain you have to do the trany and rearend together why?

can i sawp over a third gen trany ?

and also what trany can handle the most power?what rear end can haddle the most power ?


thanks for imput. im trying not to half *** my car this time lol.
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you can run a T2 tranny and a n/a rear with the right driveshaft.
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S4 or S5 turbo tranny and a mazdatrix turbo to NA driveshaft will be just fine. If the car is NA, you won't be breaking a rearend unless it sees 6k launches constantly.
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Originally Posted by fc1990
i heard when swaping the drivetrain you have to do the trany and rearend together why?
cause the T2 tranni with NA rearend needs a speical driveshaft from mazdatrix: http://mazdatrix.com/getprice.asp?partnum=2691-799

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can i sawp over a third gen trany ?
just used a T2 tranni it is plenty strong enough unless you are tubroing a 20B

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and also what trany can handle the most power?
for your aplication a T2 5spd will be more then enough

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what rear end can haddle the most power ?
ford 9inch DUHHHHH. serisouly i hear a T2 rear with a torsen LSD for an FD is realy strong.
Old 08-31-08, 10:07 AM
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just remember, when you swap in a t2 tranny u have to use a t2 starter as well as clutch anf flywheel combo,,

well thats what i was told. Makes sense.. lol
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yeah i know all that needs to be swaped just making sure though.
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I had such high hopes when I first saw this thread title.
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Originally Posted by clokker
I had such high hopes when I first saw this thread title.
yea man same here but you know what they say "when life hands you a cup of ****. go find something else to drink."
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I've never heard anyone say that.
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The drive shaft from an FC AUTOMATIC has the same spline as the TII and the same small bolt patern as the NA rear housing
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Originally Posted by SouthSideSlider
just used a T2 tranni it is plenty strong enough unless you are tubroing a 20B
So with your infinite wisdom what would you suggest?

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ford 9inch DUHHHHH. serisouly i hear a T2 rear with a torsen LSD for an FD is realy strong.
WRONG! The S4 mechanical is the strongest. Why do you think the FD guys swap thier torsens for the S4 clutch type? Stop parroting garbage and only answer if you actually know something. Stop trying to increase your post count with bogus information.

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I've never heard anyone say that.


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The drive shaft from an FC AUTOMATIC has the same spline as the TII and the same small bolt patern as the NA rear housing
That's called half-assing things. The driveshaft is infact too long. Use the Mazdatrix replacement or build your own and get it balanced or find a driveshaft shop. I would bet that you could get one custom built for less than the MT one. Just my $.02 though
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this is why i did this thread to get the info right . i mean everyone has there own side of thing im going to do some checking around... as far as the n/a rear end how much power can it handle and what dose the turbo II rear end have different (im gussing LSD ) any thing else though.
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Originally Posted by TitaniumTT
So with your infinite wisdom what would you suggest?

added an extra D where it wasn't needed it should have read "Just Use a T2 5spd its plenty strong unless you plan on installing a single tubro 20B into the car."



WRONG! The S4 mechanical is the strongest. Why do you think the FD guys swap thier torsens for the S4 clutch type? Stop parroting garbage and only answer if you actually know something. Stop trying to increase your post count with bogus information.

Lulz. sorry for haveing been given false information. think about it if i wanted post count i would have replied to each and every question with a serperate post. again you dont know me so until you do stop talking ****.







That's called half-assing things. The driveshaft is infact too long. Use the Mazdatrix replacement or build your own and get it balanced or find a driveshaft shop. I would bet that you could get one custom built for less than the MT one. Just my $.02 though
if i get the specs on the driveshaft i'lll try and make it to the local shop and see what they would charge.
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Ok...time to throw in my question (hope it isn't a thread jack).

I have an '89 vert that had a 1/2 *** manual swap done. I have a '91 parts vert with the rear end still. Would I benefit by swapping in the rear end (manual from factory) from the '91 to the '89 (automatic from factory)?

Thank you!
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