Turbo tranny in a n/a
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Turbo tranny in a n/a
I have the Rearend already, and a friend of mine has a tranny and drive shaft...will this bolt up to my n/a, and will i need to by a clutch for it, i have a stage 3 clutchmaster in my car right now, but the tranny synchros are shot....anyone know if it will bolt up..
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yes it will bolt up fine but you will need to get a turbo starter, a turbo flywheel and counter weight off of the same series of car.. also of course you need the trans.. the rear end adn drive shaft would be nice but not a nessesity on a N/A even a turbo N/A.. that tranny will bolt up to your N/A rear end if you use a auto shaft.. and i have a mint one i will sell you for $125shipped if you want it..
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Originally posted by DJChunter
that tranny will bolt up to your N/A rear end if you use a auto shaft..
that tranny will bolt up to your N/A rear end if you use a auto shaft..
http://www.16paws.com/rx7/index.html
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Originally posted by Evil Aviator
No it won't, it's too short. See the Factory Service Manual for propeller shaft dimensions and these pictures:
http://www.16paws.com/rx7/index.html
No it won't, it's too short. See the Factory Service Manual for propeller shaft dimensions and these pictures:
http://www.16paws.com/rx7/index.html
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if you used the turbo counterweight won't that throw your engine off since the trbo and N/A rotors are different? or are they just diff compression, same weight?
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Originally posted by Rxmfn7
I'd like to know how people break so many N/A trannies. I beat the **** out of mine, and its holding up fine, still shift crisply, at 123k miles. Ive known a few others also that havent had problems. What do you guys do to break them?!?
I'd like to know how people break so many N/A trannies. I beat the **** out of mine, and its holding up fine, still shift crisply, at 123k miles. Ive known a few others also that havent had problems. What do you guys do to break them?!?
TURBO = 250+ ft/lbs of tq minimum
need I say more?
btw, you don't need to swap counterweights if you are in the same series. The rotor weights the same for NA and Turbo within the same series..
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I understand the difference in power between the turbo and N/A, but my point was that in my experience, and in many others, the N/A tranny can hold up just fine in the presence of abuse and power. Im not saying that it's the strongest in the world or anything, but when I read about people with near stock N/As exploding the tranny, something smells fishy. Ask people such as Aaroncake or Bambam7 who have turboed their N/A and are still using the N/A tranny with no problems. I launch my car hard consistanly, and through hard shifts and downshifts into 3rd at 70mph, its never given me an ounce of trouble.
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Originally posted by DJChunter
Didnt we already have this conversation b4? i told you i did it in my old 87 GXL with no problems.. it didnt even leak any trans fluid like you said it would.. Ok, maybe the manual says the shaft is shorter.. but i did it and it was all good..
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Didnt we already have this conversation b4? i told you i did it in my old 87 GXL with no problems.. it didnt even leak any trans fluid like you said it would.. Ok, maybe the manual says the shaft is shorter.. but i did it and it was all good..
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if you used the turbo counterweight won't that throw your engine off since the trbo and N/A rotors are different? or are they just diff compression, same weight?
if you used the turbo counterweight won't that throw your engine off since the trbo and N/A rotors are different? or are they just diff compression, same weight?
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^ Sorry to bring this thread back from it's year of death and such, but I rather do this then start a new one and get flamed for not searching.
Question is, Being that the counterweights are the same from the N/A to the TII of the same series, why would we need to change flywheels? Are the flywheels different in their placement of the ring gear or weight or what? Also, can I "engineer" my trans bellhousing to use the N/A starter (I'm cheap)? Other then that, I think that this thread has answered alot of my questions thus far.
On a completely different subject, Rxmfn7: just wait, it'll go soon. I didn't do anything to beat on my trans i.e. no clutch drops or anything stupid like that, maybe stabbing the throttle to get the rear end to rotate around corners and stuff, but no donuts or anything, and I just broke the shift fork when taking off from a stop sign, not even pushing it or anything, just *POP*
Question is, Being that the counterweights are the same from the N/A to the TII of the same series, why would we need to change flywheels? Are the flywheels different in their placement of the ring gear or weight or what? Also, can I "engineer" my trans bellhousing to use the N/A starter (I'm cheap)? Other then that, I think that this thread has answered alot of my questions thus far.
On a completely different subject, Rxmfn7: just wait, it'll go soon. I didn't do anything to beat on my trans i.e. no clutch drops or anything stupid like that, maybe stabbing the throttle to get the rear end to rotate around corners and stuff, but no donuts or anything, and I just broke the shift fork when taking off from a stop sign, not even pushing it or anything, just *POP*
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Driveshaft won't work. You can get a custom one made at a metal shop, or buy one from mazdatrix thats made for that specific application. The alternative to a custom driveshaft is to swap out the entire rear-end to a tii rear end, and use the tii driveshaft.
The n/a tranny I've heard is good for abotu 200hp... above that and the stocker clutch would slip most likely anyhow.
If you throw on an tii flywheel you will need to change the front counterweight.
The n/a tranny I've heard is good for abotu 200hp... above that and the stocker clutch would slip most likely anyhow.
If you throw on an tii flywheel you will need to change the front counterweight.
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Originally Posted by Falcoms
Also, can I "engineer" my trans bellhousing to use the N/A starter (I'm cheap)?
Oh, and keep in mind that you can get a TII clutch slave cylinder from your local generic auto parts store for 1/2 to 1/3 the cost at the Mazda dealership.
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I've got an s4 tii flywheel if you're looking for one btw, was resurfaced last spring and never installed. Probably has some surface/flash rust on it
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Originally Posted by Rxmfn7
No you wont.. as long as they are the same series, they are weighted the same.
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While we are on the subject, and please don't say the for sale thread, where can i find a tii tranny driveshaft and rear, and how much should i expect to spend?
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Originally Posted by totallimmortal
While we are on the subject, and please don't say the for sale thread, where can i find a tii tranny driveshaft and rear, and how much should i expect to spend?
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