s5 na tranny in s5 turbo2 engine
s5 na tranny in s5 turbo2 engine
02-24-07, 10:47 PM
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It can be done but its not very cost effective and it will more than likely brake.
You would need a NA trans, drive shaft, flywheel, clutch, starter, slave cylinder,and a rear end if you dont want to modify the drive shaft, but then you would need axels as well.
You would need a NA trans, drive shaft, flywheel, clutch, starter, slave cylinder,and a rear end if you dont want to modify the drive shaft, but then you would need axels as well.
02-24-07, 11:32 PM
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What he said.
If you are trying to put a T2 engine in an NA car then yes you can keep your existing transmission but you need a new flywheel (to match the smaller bellhousing on the NA transmission) and you have to be super gentle or you'll break it. If you have a T2 that needs a transmission, and someone has an NA for sale, keep looking, it's very not worth it.
If you are trying to put a T2 engine in an NA car then yes you can keep your existing transmission but you need a new flywheel (to match the smaller bellhousing on the NA transmission) and you have to be super gentle or you'll break it. If you have a T2 that needs a transmission, and someone has an NA for sale, keep looking, it's very not worth it.
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