Few questions about my engine parts
01-07-06, 11:02 PM
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Few questions about my engine parts
Just pulled my 87 t2 engine out of my 86 model and noticed the clutch wasnt in good shape but i have 87 act 6 puck non turbo'd clutch and wanted to know if that will work on my t2. Also I noticed there was writing on the tranny saying " 87 mazda rx-7" so i think the tranny might be from a junkyard and might not even be a t2 tranny. My dad and I are going to try and get 350rwhp when were done with the car so I wanna know if theres a simple way to find out what kind of tranny is it. Any helpl would be great for now.
01-08-06, 06:58 PM
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If the na clutch fits on the spline(tranny's input shaft) it's an na tranny. T2 trannies have a larger input shaft. Also you can tell by the flywheel. The na flywheel has raised mounting points for the pressure plate and the turbo flywheel is flat.(at least that's how I remember the na flywheel looking. Bin a while since I looked at the na)
Brent
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01-12-06, 10:26 AM
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The type (n/a, turbo) tranny must match:
1) the pressure plate
2) clutch disc
3) flywheel
4) driveshaft
The engine must have the proper weighted flywheel/counterweight also. So S4 na and S4 turbo flywheels can be interchanged, S5 w/ S5 etc...
Justin
1) the pressure plate
2) clutch disc
3) flywheel
4) driveshaft
The engine must have the proper weighted flywheel/counterweight also. So S4 na and S4 turbo flywheels can be interchanged, S5 w/ S5 etc...
Justin
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