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Old 03-17-2011, 05:47 PM
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Has anyone use a 968 torque tube on a turbo conversion ! I am using turbo pressure plate and clutch ...
Old 03-17-2011, 06:35 PM
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Yes, my car was originally setup with a 968 torque tube, modified flywheel and a 968 clutch. I have changed it since. No issues.
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Thanks Raj:

The turbo TT and 968 TT looks different, I'll update on fitment later on.
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Pretty sure I am using the stock tube on mine
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If you are referring to the 944 turbo torque tube, the 968 is different, as is the bellhousing to allow for the dual mass flywheel, you need a different solution for the clutch.
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You can use a 968 tt, especially if you are going with 968 electronics of standalone EFI that uses 60-2 setup. The flywheel on a 968 is a 60-2 setup.
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