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Old May 23, 2005 | 11:03 PM
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T2\NA FC Drivetrain, can you identify this drivetrain?

ok, so i noticed the tranny that i thought was a NA tranny having ribs on it, and i recall being told the ones that has ### on it are t2 tranny, so could i get a confirmation on them by some of you guys that knows for sure?







so is this T2 tranny and diff?


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Old May 24, 2005 | 07:06 AM
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Trans is turbo.
See all the raised cross ribs?

Hard to tell the diff, but if the parts all fit together nicely, it's most likely all turbo stuff.


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Old May 24, 2005 | 10:12 AM
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wow that's a relieve. looks like i can make the drift showoff with a proper lsd in the end

is there anyway to tell the diff? the driveshaft doesn't look much like it's aftermarket

and are u 100% sure on it reted? cuz i've heard both sides of turbo having ribs, and a friend recall seeing ribs on his gxl......
i hate it when tha thappens
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Old May 24, 2005 | 11:54 AM
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Okay, I'm sure it's a turbo trans cause of the drain and fill positions.
I believe the non-turbo trans has different drain and fill plugs.
Pop the transmission off and look at the clutch.
The turbo trans uses a 1" input shaft, and the non-turbo uses a 7/8" input shaft.
The clutches are totally different looking also - the turbo flywheel uses a "flat face" to mate with the pressure plate; the non-turbo uses "raised pedestals" to mount the pressure plate.

And, just to throw another wrench in your theory, I've seen - with my own eyes - smooth case turbo transmissions that come in with J-spec engines.
So, in Japan, not all turbo 5-speed manual transmissions are "ribbed".

Hard to tell what LSD is in there, but a quickie test is to spin one side and check which way the other side rotates.
If they rotate in the same direction, it's a clutch-type.
If the other side doesn't spin, it's either a viscous-type or a dead clutch-type - you really don't want either.
If the other side spins the other way, there is no LSD in it.


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Old May 24, 2005 | 01:07 PM
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hm. isn't the turbo tranny a lil shorter or something like that too? popping the tranny off would be quite a bit of work, since it's not on a hoist and stuff heh...


what type of diff won't matter i'm going with a 1.5 or 2way, i just gotta make sure i have a turbo diff to know which to order. The diff right now in the car is as good as useless, cuz it clinks aroudn...
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