1987RX7guy

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Ok I am going to help out a friend with putting in the TII drive train into his 88GXL form an 89 TII. The question is what flywheel/clutch combo does he need?? N/a or TII?

bcty

well are you keeping the n/a tranny? usually "drivetrain" means the tranny as well.. so if you do have the T2 tranny use it as well with the flywheel.. id you do not have the T2 tranny then you are going to have to use the clutch and flywheel from the newer 89.

1987RX7guy

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He is going to put in the TII tranny aswell. So that means that he should use the TII clutch/flywheel?

1987RX7guy

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Crionics

You might make sure he just has to change up through the flywheel. He might need a little farther, but not sure. haven't searched in a while.

banzaitoyota

He will need the TII flywheel and starter to match/bolt-up to the TII Tranny. PP and Clutch need to match to the tranny also. John

Aaron Cake

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This has also been covered countless times before, and is easy to find via the search feature.

rx-7fc

what drive shaft would you use becasue my friend is doing this to but turbo engine and tran but na rear end and he said the turbo drive shaft did not bolt up

bcty

it should bolt up if your useing the T2 tranny.. i think one of the yolks might be different...

TonyTurboII

I believe I read that an automatic tranny driveshaft will bolt up, but is about an inch shorter. So if you dont mind a the driveshaft having an inch less of contact area on the tailshaft of the tranny, than use it. If you dont want that chance, youll need to use the TII rear end and halfshafts.

rotary>piston

why is he doing this? All he's doing is adding weight.

1987RX7guy

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well he already has all the stuff and he just fucked his N/a flywheel and don't have the bux to get another on.