Brian FC/Si

Whats up guys,
I just bought my first FC (vert) yesterday. I'm currently planing on doing a Turbo II swap and it came to my knowledge that I'll need the turbo II drive shaft, rear end, and axles. So I wanted to make sure that there is no way I can use the NA drive shaft, rear end, and axles?

Also what is a reputable website to get the turbo II drive shaft, rear end, and axles?

Thanks.

Japan2LA

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I have those parts..

farberio

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You can get a turbo trans to n/a diff driveshaft from mazdatrix.
But, the best thing to do is to get all turbo components.

Brian FC/Si

Ok, is there a website were I can buy them or will I have to go on a forum and junkyard hunt?

farberio

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http://www.mazdatrix.com/g9.htm

Brian FC/Si

So if buy thAt drive shaft. I can use the na rear end?

87 t-66

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yes.

Black91n/a

Yes, the weak point in the NA drivetrain is the transmission, the NA rear should be good for non-crazy power levels.

billupnorth

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Yes, I have a 1990 NA convert with less than 70K adult-drien miles and my trans is going bad. I'm about to put in a S5 TII trans and keep my NA diff. From what I hear, the weakest part of the NA's is the trans, while it's the strongest part of the TII's.

flamin-roids

I'd just swap out the entire rear end. You'll end up doing it later trust me.

Hypertek

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turbo driveshaft, just bore the holes on the end that meets the NA diff = done... A few people have done this. that way later on down teh road you can swap to the turbo rear end and not have to get another driveshaft.

farberio

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Just in case you haven't done your research. To run the TII trans you will also need the correct series TII flywheel, clutch, starter, and clutch slave cylinder.

Brian FC/Si

I know, I'm not that incompetent, I'm just new to the rx7/rotary game.