Subject	a couple things:
Posted by	bartz32tt on March 14, 2013 at 6:00 PM
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In Reply To	Opinions on whether I should use an NA or TT transmission posted by Deathproof Z32 on March 14, 2013 at 05:39 PM
Message	the higher top speed is not because of differences in transmission - it's because of the difference in gear ratio for tt vs na rear differential. using the na trans would require a starter shim and slight grinding of the bellhousing. I've never done that before but there are articles which cover it. other than that, the internals are the exact same. So you might as well go with the tt transmission since you already have it - it has lower miles and doesn't require any extra work/money to make it fit. ________________Sig Separator________________________ Parting out my entire 1990 twin turbo! Please email me for needed parts!
Follow Ups	Opinions on whether I should use an NA or TT transmission - Deathproof Z32 17:39:17 03/14/13 a couple things: - bartz32tt 18:00:23 03/14/13 Re: a couple things: - Deathproof Z32 18:54:58 03/14/13 Information: - Zvil (FL) 18:00:59 03/14/13 Just wonderin'... why do the NA and TT use different size - 240Z FeO2 18:41:14 03/14/13 To fit the larger clutch:). More holding capability (n/m) - itsa300zx 18:48:27 03/14/13 The TT has a larger disk and pressure plate to hold more - Zvil (FL) 19:00:39 03/14/13 I don't understand how the stock TT Clutch is so stiff - BlackholeZ 12:36:17 03/15/13 is the drive shaft the same either way? (n/m) - JRFITZ 06:47:56 03/15/13 nope. - bartz32tt 08:43:12 03/15/13 i know on the diff - JRFITZ 09:37:05 03/15/13 depends on the diff :) - bartz32tt 09:42:14 03/15/13 on automatics both ends are different - Zvil (FL) 20:04:11 03/15/13 I have the same block w/ bigger turbos and run the NA - PiotrC70 18:22:21 03/14/13 I have an NA flywheel and NA clutch from Southbend - BlackholeZ 23:20:53 03/14/13
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