Subject	It doesn't matter. Just shim the starter...
Posted by	na300zx (OH) on August 01, 2008 at 4:27 PM
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In Reply To	on a tt swap, whats better?keeping the na tranny or switchin posted by ((( Gio-Spot ))) on August 01, 2008 at 04:18 PM
Message	And you will probably need to do a little bit of grinding in the bell housing, but it's really simple.
Follow Ups	on a tt swap, whats better?keeping the na tranny or switchin - ((( Gio-Spot ))) 16:18:39 08/01/08 I wouldn't spend any extra money on a TT if you have an na (n/m) - nissanguyz32 16:25:50 08/01/08 It doesn't matter. Just shim the starter... - na300zx (OH) 16:27:02 08/01/08 depand on your boost level, you can use NA tranny w/ - flabz 16:33:15 08/01/08 He didn't say anything about the clutch - pcproa 17:28:03 08/01/08 now, you see there's a bunch of people talking about clutch - flabz 16:55:04 08/02/08 Keep the NA tranny and get a TT clutch and flywheel. - apudapus 17:26:56 08/01/08 Re: on a tt swap, whats better?keeping the na tranny or switchin - ((( Gio-Spot ))) 19:29:28 08/01/08 The flywheel is okay, but good luck finding an NA - en5 20:26:16 08/01/08 Incorrect, Southbend offers options that will easily hold - SilverTwin(OH) 21:33:42 08/01/08 Interesting, that makes me want take advantage - en5 08:03:01 08/02/08 As Tim mentioned below, - Spddracer 21:45:01 08/01/08 Re: As Tim mentioned below, - ((( Gio-Spot ))) 23:31:17 08/01/08 Any of the "X" series will work great with it. - Spddracer 13:06:01 08/02/08
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