Thread: Capabilities of na motor
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Old 05-17-2011, 02:44 AM   #11
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Ok thanks for the advice. If you don't mind me asking but why would starting with a TT be different then just staring with an NA since they both have the same block and internals?
They don't have the same block and internals. Only the crankshaft is the same. The TT block has oil squirters, and lower compression pistons (specially designed to utilize the oil from the oil squirters). They also have very different braking systems (abs ecu, calipers, etc.), suspension, transmission, differential, etc., etc.. They're two completely different cars! If you want a TT, don't buy an n/a.
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