Whats the DIFFERENCE between a fwd turbo transmission and a FWD N/t trandmission?

[iatotofts]

Does anyone know what the difference is between a fwd turbo transmission and a FWD N/t trandmission? I know there is a difference between the 1.8lr tranny but anyway, I tried to buy a clutch that said it was for a FWD tranny and it was too small i'm wondering if there is any difference between the Turbo and the non turbo models because I just put a turbo on my ES-i and i'm thinking that maybe a turbo clutch would have a little bit more biting power.. i'm not sure though if the transmission is bigger or if the flywheel is bigger on the turbo model..
thanks

 

[red91talon]

The turbo flywheel is bigger. You have to get a nonturbo clutch unless you want to swap out your flywheel and transmission just to run a turbo clutch.

 

[iatotofts]

The turbo flywheel is bigger. You have to get a nonturbo clutch unless you want to swap out your flywheel and transmission just to run a turbo clutch.

alright, thanks, that had been bothering me for a couple months!
Paul

 

[DodgeAvenger96]

I am pretty sure the axles would be different too. so you would have to get the axles to even get the car moving. I believe they are different but I might be wrong.

 

[tsi_daggie]

turbo cv shavles are definatly bigger

 

[na_turbotalon]

Is this a 1 or 2G, cuz in my 92 n/t car right now I have a 91 turbo engine 90 turbo trans. and 92 7bolt axles. I did it all myself and know these are the parts in it, so how is it working if the axles are the wrong size? Are the ends the same size with different size shafts?

 

[94Talon2]

What! another turbo NA in Edmonton? I thought I was the only one. The CV's are the same, turbo or n/t.

 

[tsi_daggie]

then the cv shaft i got form sturdevants must be a little aftermarket. cuz when we were rebuilding my motor and had the trans and shafts out, i laid them next to n/t ones and mine were bigger