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Old 05-28-12, 02:16 AM
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Clutch and flywheel. Na car, turbo flywheel and clutch.. ?

I have an '87 na car, and a '90 turbo lightweight flywheel, center force clutch and turbo tranny with driveshaft sitting around. My car has a worn clutch, and the synchros are shot. Can I bolt in this set up?
Tried searching this, and couldn't find anything that helped. Thank you in advance.
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Unfortunately you will not be able to use the '90 turbo transmission, clutch, and flywheel in your '87 N/A.
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What's diffrent? And where can I research this?
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I'm not 100% sure but my thought is that the transmission will bolt up but, you would need a custom drive shaft or swap in a TII rear. I hope this helps.
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I have the t2 driveshaft. I guess my main concern is the counter weight with the flywheel. How would I know if its the correct one? I have read that it needs to be from an automatic car from the same gen, but cannot find the weights to varify if I have the right counter balance.
And thank you for your help.
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You don't need a TII driveshaft, you need a custom driveshaft if you intend on keeping the NA rear.
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Ahh. I assumed that since I had the five lug, and an LSD, that it would be the same as the t2 diff. :/
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Nope. NAs all had NA diffs, and NAs were both 4 and 5 lug. Only the TII got the bigger TII diff. And just because someone else will say it, no, the GTUs does not have the TII drivetrain.
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Originally Posted by 613nn
I have the t2 driveshaft. I guess my main concern is the counter weight with the flywheel. How would I know if its the correct one? I have read that it needs to be from an automatic car from the same gen, but cannot find the weights to varify if I have the right counter balance.
And thank you for your help.
Correct, counterweight needs to match engine series. Identification is a little tricky if you don't have them both in front of you. Check this out.
http://www.mazdatrix.com/faq/Rcounterweights.htm

Edit: They also have the "custom" driveshaft for sale. http://www.mazdatrix.com/g9.htm
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