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Tii Drivetrain Conversion Help Please

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Old 09-06-2005 | 05:02 AM
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Whats up guys. Ok so Im kinda new to the Rotary thing. I just got an 86 RX7, its NA but Im planning on putting a turbo motor in later.



Ok so my first question is, is a S5 Turbo II trans just as good as an FD trans? If not whats the benifits of the FD trans besides probley more horse power capacity.



My second question is, I wanna use those high horse power axles they make and a Turbo II rear end. So can I just change the carrier or do I have to change the whole center section/rear end housing. What I mean is does a Turbo II carrier bolt into a NA housing. Also if I use the axles made for the Turbo car do I have to change the knuckles too. I know the axles reuse the old CV joints so I was wondering if the CV joints on the NA cars and the Turbo cars are the same.



Thanks in advance for the help guys.
Old 09-06-2005 | 10:23 AM
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The transmissions are basically the same between turbo IIs and FDs except the S4 T2 has a higher 5th gear.



You need the whole rear end I believe because the T2s rear is pretty big compared to the NA. The axles should fit in the hubs so you shouldnt need to change the knuckles.
Old 09-06-2005 | 02:57 PM
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Just use a TII tranny they are good for over 500hp you wont brake it. To do the rear end swap you need the rear end pumpkin and half shafts thats it!



I am pushing 270hp on my N/A rear end with TII tranny.



The FD tranny uses different mounts and will require custom fabrication and is a waste fo time. Why does evryone have this notion that it is so much bettor??
Old 09-06-2005 | 05:59 PM
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Thanks for the help guys. Now the only problem is finding the parts, hahaha. I live in Hawaii and Turbo II's are a rare find in the junk yard. Does anyone know a good place to order the drivetrain parts? I dont mind paying shipping, I just wanna get it done.
Old 09-07-2005 | 01:23 AM
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[quote name='Rotary_Rob' date='Sep 6 2005, 03:59 PM']Thanks for the help guys. Now the only problem is finding the parts, hahaha. I live in Hawaii and Turbo II's are a rare find in the junk yard. Does anyone know a good place to order the drivetrain parts? I dont mind paying shipping, I just wanna get it done.

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