NA v TT AUTO BOX

Discussion in 'Technical' started by chevzed, Jun 21, 2014.

  1. chevzed

    chevzed New Member

    is there a difference between a NA auto and a TT
     
  2. brisz

    brisz Well-Known Member

    NA auto is Jatco RE4R01A
    TT auto is Jatco RE4R03A

    From Z1: http://www.z1motorsports.com/PDFs/NATTconversion.pdf

    NA stall 2450-2850
    TT stall 2950-3200

    Different ATCU, shift points etc.


    Pretty sure but not 100% on these 2.

    Converter/flexplate has different bolt pattern.
    Output shaft differnt spline count.
     
    Last edited: Jun 21, 2014
  3. chevzed

    chevzed New Member

    Thanks man
     
  4. jamersss

    jamersss Member

    Is there any difference in these auto boxes as the years go on?
    I noticed some atcu part numbers are different between years.

    My auto is from a 97 NA. The sump of it has a different design compared to the old 90' NA box I had from factory.
     
  5. brisz

    brisz Well-Known Member

    Had a bit of a look in FAST and for both NA and TT.

    There are a few different part numbers for each and usually change both the ATCU and transmission part number at the same time.

    There was a change with the NA pan 07/89-04/93 and after that the pan gasket and fasteners changed.
     
  6. jamersss

    jamersss Member

    Thanks for this valuable information.
     
  7. ZX1990

    ZX1990 2+2 TT Manual

    Flex plate and converter are different - larger converter on the TT, different output shaft size and spline count (can swap to match the front half of whichever auto you are using) and also hardlines to the cooler are different. I fitted a TT auto to an NA a few years back. Worked fine with the NA ATCU.
     

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