Differential Differences
#1
Ok I have 2 86 base models with one wheel wonders, and I am going to be going with the Turbo conversion, and I have done searches both here and the evil forum and noone has posted a definitive answer to the difference in the differentials between a Turbo II and a N/A
What I am trying to ask, I have a supposed upgraded T2 Diff from Cusco (locker style) and I am looking to mount it in the 86 carrier. I just want to swap the ring gears if possible, but the FSM does not list any differences for the differential between the two. So all you parts movers, I am looking for a definitive answer if I can do this swapout or not. Trying to save a little money since I already have 2 86 carriers.
I thought about the Miata conversion too, but I will be making some serious power (450-500hp range) and I don't think the Miata is up to the task.
What I am trying to ask, I have a supposed upgraded T2 Diff from Cusco (locker style) and I am looking to mount it in the 86 carrier. I just want to swap the ring gears if possible, but the FSM does not list any differences for the differential between the two. So all you parts movers, I am looking for a definitive answer if I can do this swapout or not. Trying to save a little money since I already have 2 86 carriers.
I thought about the Miata conversion too, but I will be making some serious power (450-500hp range) and I don't think the Miata is up to the task.
#2
the difference between a NA and a TII differential (regardless if the NA has a limited slip diff or not) is the diameter of the diff itself.
I think TII diffs are 7 inch diameter differential, where as the NA is smaller, 6 inch maybe? i do not know the exact size I forgot, and raelly haven't paid much attension to my differential.
All i know is that i want a more linear lockup differential then my viscous in my 89 TII, i want a FD torsen
I think TII diffs are 7 inch diameter differential, where as the NA is smaller, 6 inch maybe? i do not know the exact size I forgot, and raelly haven't paid much attension to my differential.
All i know is that i want a more linear lockup differential then my viscous in my 89 TII, i want a FD torsen
#5
Originally Posted by Cheers!' date='Dec 31 2003, 01:45 AM
the difference between a NA and a TII differential (regardless if the NA has a limited slip diff or not) is the diameter of the diff itself.
I think TII diffs are 7 inch diameter differential, where as the NA is smaller, 6 inch maybe? i do not know the exact size I forgot, and raelly haven't paid much attension to my differential.
All i know is that i want a more linear lockup differential then my viscous in my 89 TII, i want a FD torsen
I think TII diffs are 7 inch diameter differential, where as the NA is smaller, 6 inch maybe? i do not know the exact size I forgot, and raelly haven't paid much attension to my differential.
All i know is that i want a more linear lockup differential then my viscous in my 89 TII, i want a FD torsen
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