yes you can.. they are the exact same transmission.. all you need to do is swap out the bellhousing.Ilvemynissan wrote:You can use the same slave cylinder.
which the cluth is the same then which car do i order a stock pressure plate forHijacker wrote:The spline counts are identical. However, it's the bolt pattern of the pressure plate and the diameter of the clutch that make it not work.
You can pay someone a lot of money to redrill your flywheel to make it work, I suppose. But by that point, you could have bought an upgraded KA clutch
^ not the the answer the OP was looking for just an FYI read post before typingxX RB Xx wrote:yes you can.. they are the exact same transmission.. all you need to do is swap out the bellhousing.
uhhh look who i quoted... i wasnt talking to the op... read before you type.ZOMG.SR20 wrote:
^ not the the answer the OP was looking for just an FYI read post before typing
unless what he said is right lolPyroTecK wrote:the sr clutch is a diff size than the ka clutch... its bigger and the ka clutch is tiny. i dont think its worth the hastle and most likely its the pressure plate that wont match up to the bolt holes on the flywheel... the ka pressure plate wont work because like i said its too small to fit the sr clutch. if for some reason u decide to make it work take pix. if u do want to run a hybrid clutch setup on the ka then search white bunny. i myself have a rb fw w/ a z32 na clutch/pressure plate.