88 RT4WD Tranny splines

Are the RT4wd Transmissions the same as the other civic models in that the 88 tranny is diffrent from the rest of the years, or does the RT4wd tranny have the same number of splines no matter what year it is?
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:arrow: 88=21 spline count
:arrow: 89-91=20 spline count
90-91=went to a 210mm P.P.(larger)
I am unwilling to belive that the 4WD tranny is the same unless someone has checked this already.
I will need to know for SURE when I get my wagon!!
:arrow: Now ask for a '88 Civic(any except the wagon one you just counted)) clutch.Goto a different store if u want.Count the splines. :arrow: Now you'll have PROVED it 2 ur self.
Interesting.................
Other '88 Wagon onlies:ITR LC & lightest wagon.
G 01 August 1989 31 July 1990
So. I should be 21splines yeah?
That means I can use a clutch from a later hydro box without any troubles. I sure hope so. I know the CRX owners here have trouble at times trying to find uprated clutches. Gonna suck if I can't get one cheap for the turbo :?
Oh, further reading: That's from Pacifier about swapping a DOHC into the RT. Damn, so the clutch and flywheel is different to normal civic one? If that's the case am I sol as far as after market clutches ?
This looks like every other D series clutch I've seen:
http://www.hondacivicwagon.com/board/vi ... .php?t=880
Turbo_teg seems to have just used a ACT clutch not specifically for the RT?
http://www.hondacivicwagon.com/board/vi ... php?t=1248
Talk about using replacement flywheels:
http://www.hondacivicwagon.com/board/vi ... php?t=2124
Various posts talk about the throw out bearking being different.
Is that the only problem, so I can use any clutch with correct number of splines?