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Old 10-05-06, 09:31 PM
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s5 N/a tranny into s4 TII?

Asking for a friend. Searched, but just want to get a clear, concise answer.

A friend of mine just picked up an s4 TII with a blown trans and just wants to thow in the s5 N/A trans he has laying around so he can drive until he picks up a TII trans. Can he do this, and if so, what else does he need? Would an s4 N/A trans go in easier than the s5 N/A trans?
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well an s4 should fit no prob its what came stock s5 i have no idea i would think it should seeing as how its the same engine just different HP. but idk i.... lol I STILL LEARNING
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The tranny will bolt up to the engine, but you would still need to use the old turbo flywheel. You would also either need a custom driveshaft, or a NA rear end and NA driveshaft. It doesn't matter the series of the rear end, though.
Also, the NA tranny is much weaker, so be sure not to romp on it.
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To use a non turbo transmission on a S4 Turbo motor, you would also need to use the S4 Non turbo flywheel (of aftermarket light weight non turbo flywheel with a S4 counter wieght), non turbo starter, non turbo clutch slave, and of course non turbo divershaft, rear end, etc.
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Cool, thx for the replies. I know to tell him to take it a bit easy, but he won't listen...
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Originally Posted by Sideways7
The tranny will bolt up to the engine, but you would still need to use the old turbo flywheel.
No, if he is using a non turbo tranny, he needs a non turbo flywheel.

You would also either need a custom driveshaft,
No, if he is using a non turbo tranny, he needs a non turbodrive shaft.
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Sorry, got mixed up on the flywheel. I just realized my mistake but you beat me to it. Also, if he is keeping the TII rear end, he would need a custom driveshaft, right?
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yeah if it is a turbo car, and he has a non turbo tranny he would either need a custom drive shaft or non turbo rear end.
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