Subject	As Tim mentioned below,
Posted by	Spddracer on August 01, 2008 at 9:45 PM
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In Reply To	Re: on a tt swap, whats better?keeping the na tranny or switchin posted by ((( Gio-Spot ))) on August 01, 2008 at 07:29 PM
Message	The "X" series kits use a TT size disk and a pressure plate that is in a N/A bolt pattern but will still accept the TT size disks. The kit bolts directly to a NA flywheel so no modifications needed to use an N/A trans. It also has a lighter pedal effort VS the standard TT kits. Depending on which disk you put with it, can hold well over 725tq. Let me know if you need help with your choice. I would suck monkey balls to get my Z black... (n/m) - scottyfender 02/22/08 23:14:01
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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