REW swap question ?
I am building a REW to drop into a 2nd gen... however i have a question about the flywheel...i am using the n/a tranny but when i tried to fit the n/a flywheel on the engine it hits on a corner... I was wondering if there was a way that i could use the REW flywheel and a n/a clutch and pressure plate and it would still work on the n/a tranny?
You can use N/A driveline stuff but it has to be the same from flywheel back. But you can't put a lot of HP through them before you blow them out. Better to do as others said find TII stuff.
I am building a REW to drop into a 2nd gen... however i have a question about the flywheel...i am using the n/a tranny but when i tried to fit the n/a flywheel on the engine it hits on a corner... I was wondering if there was a way that i could use the REW flywheel and a n/a clutch and pressure plate and it would still work on the n/a tranny?
okay awesome thanks for the advice everyone ! it was much needed to finish my build! i havent decided yet i may just swap in the t2 tranny so i can have the durability that i need b/c i am running a single turbo but it is only a t04...but i still need to withstand power..
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okay awesome thanks for the advice everyone ! it was much needed to finish my build! i havent decided yet i may just swap in the t2 tranny so i can have the durability that i need b/c i am running a single turbo but it is only a t04...but i still need to withstand power..
if i stick na i have to get an s5 ? cannot be s4? and what counterwheight do i use the s5 weight?
If you are dead set on using the N/A trans you must use an S5 N/A flywheel. If you are using the stock flywheel you will need to grind down the rear iron by the side inspection plate. To avoid the need to modify the rear iron you can install an aftermarket lightweight N/A flywheel, which mounts on a S5 auto rear couterweight, this would give you the clearance that you need.
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Another vote to just get a TII trans or entire drivetrain now.
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