Droping a TT into an NA chassis? HELPPEPEPEPPP
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Droping a TT into an NA chassis? HELPPEPEPEPPP
I know that its hard to turn a N/A to a TT but is it hard to replace the full engine? One of my cylinders blew and the TT engine is only 500 more. Are there any extreme modifications or is a direct swap? Thanks
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First of all
You need to settle down.
Second of all.
I know exactly where the information you want is located. I've decided not to help you.
Maybe after you learn some friggen forum etiquette, I might reconsider. Coming to a new place and asking questions, then when you get a perfectly acceptable answer (if you can, in all of your infinte wisdom, figure out the difficult and mysterious 'search' function) and then being a ***** about it is not the best way to get what you desire.
You need to settle down.
Second of all.
I know exactly where the information you want is located. I've decided not to help you.
Maybe after you learn some friggen forum etiquette, I might reconsider. Coming to a new place and asking questions, then when you get a perfectly acceptable answer (if you can, in all of your infinte wisdom, figure out the difficult and mysterious 'search' function) and then being a ***** about it is not the best way to get what you desire.
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Thought I'd make you sweat a little bit waiting for a link. 
Anway, it's pretty straightforward, scroll to the bottom and look at the difference between the N/A and TT powerplant setup. Everything other then that is just a engine swap.
http://ashleypowers.com/Na-TTConversion/natoturbo.htm

Anway, it's pretty straightforward, scroll to the bottom and look at the difference between the N/A and TT powerplant setup. Everything other then that is just a engine swap.
http://ashleypowers.com/Na-TTConversion/natoturbo.htm
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and unless you
1) are one hell of a mechanic
2) have a whole lot time
3) have a whole lot of patience
4) have another way of getting around while the Z is laid up
then give up and buy a TT before you get in too deep. people have done it. shops have done it. nobody says its easy. now go back to the mustang forum where you belong.
jon
1) are one hell of a mechanic
2) have a whole lot time
3) have a whole lot of patience
4) have another way of getting around while the Z is laid up
then give up and buy a TT before you get in too deep. people have done it. shops have done it. nobody says its easy. now go back to the mustang forum where you belong.
jon
how bought you guys stop talking trash to people you will never meet. this is what we did a while ago, buy a front clip from Japan. itll be about 3-4 g. its worth it though. it should have everything you have in there. ours was 3900 bucks. and it took us a good 2 months to get in. thats working about 3-4 days a week. I didnt do all that much though, so i cant help you with questions. thats what we did and it worked fine. peace
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