T2 Trans on an NA?
10-19-04, 01:59 PM
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T2 Trans on an NA?
Can you Put a t2 Trans on an NA?
cuz i got a turbo for my 88 GXL and it Riped the Tranny and Clutch Apart right off the bat... i just wantid to know if there is a Tranny that can take a lil more.
cuz i got a turbo for my 88 GXL and it Riped the Tranny and Clutch Apart right off the bat... i just wantid to know if there is a Tranny that can take a lil more.
10-19-04, 02:03 PM
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You will need a differnet flywheew (T2) and clutch to fit the spline on the tranny. Also custom driveshaft, or use the turbo rear end and driveshaft. A bit of work. T2 flywheen on the NA is kinda not cool either, unless you like doing brake stands rather than going faster 
10-19-04, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Radial GT
You will need a differnet flywheew (T2) and clutch to fit the spline on the tranny. Also custom driveshaft, or use the turbo rear end and driveshaft. A bit of work. T2 flywheen on the NA is kinda not cool either, unless you like doing brake stands rather than going faster
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I did a 5 speed conversion with pretty much the same. ACT prolite flywheel,TII tranny, TII driveshaft, auto starter (they are the same), TII clutch and slave cylinder, and the stock auto rear end. The rear end is just temporary. It will fit the TII shaft as long as you drill new holes in the flange.
