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NA rear sub frame

considering na diff and subframe, will it fit in the mounting points on a tt?

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    yes fits in no problem. many n/a rear subs have no hicas also .

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    yes fits in no problem. many n/a rear subs have no hicas also .

    Make that no n/a rear subs have hicas ;)

     

    Dont think the NA diff will take TT power too kindly. Leadergears do the internal gear upgrades to convert TT diff to NA ratio

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    Most na diffs dont have abs sensors on the output shafts so you will have to loose that as well.And i think you will need na drive shafts because the have 5 bolts instead of 6 and also na rear hubs as na driveshafts are a diffrent diameter and diffrent splines .And na rear hubs have the toe arm mounting point which is inplace of the rear trackrod end on a tt.It can be done but a lot of greif.R200 NA diff is still strong it will take tt power easy .R230 tt is strong as well.200 stands for 200mm crown wheel.R200 will take 500 plus bhp.

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