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It looks very interesting!
Front diff is from WRX also? You've flipped the diff in the gearbox without problems? What is the weight of the engine/transmission/front diff? Keep it going! Cool ride :cool: |
yes front diff from wrx it was flipped upside down for the gearbox i have to bought the reversion kit
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Cant wait to see more of this, well done. Steve |
An AWD 1303 with WRX drivetrain. Now that should be fun. I will be watching this build. Keep the updates rolling in.
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Very interesting project! Where did you buy the gearbox conversion kit for use as a rear engine? How much did it cost?
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Really really cool, great idea, I didn't know the parts existed for the reverse gear set, keep it up!
Jason |
WOW you are making my Dream come true.... I have been Dreaming for years to build one just no Space and $$ to Do something like this, Keep up the good work man
Chris. |
been wiating for someone to try this since the flip kit came on the market. will be watching this with intrest.
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I bet a lot of us had dreamed of this before! Been owner of a 2004 STI and 2008 Legacy I can attest the 4WD virtues! Will follow from begining to finish! Also noted that you have a rising custom VW parts bussiness, maybe from your learning you can bring to the market some parts to made this conversion easier!!!:)
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news ..
making asm for simultaion of front drive.. the problem is the insert struts was too long.. i need shorter one.. if any body have an idea in wich car i can find short insert struts .... http://www.youtube.com/v/-rkNgPUHChA |
I'm not 100% but I thought that the subbies favored the rear wheels, which now is the front. I think its going to be a front bias system
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AWDVW Awesome! I plan on using one of the reverse cut ring and pinions in a sti 5 speed box in my 69. Sti powered offcourse:cool: |
hello if i'm right the subby was 48-52 or 50-50 front rear .. so i'ts ok for me
pics of the weekend : http://blog.flat4ever.com/uploads/f/F4P/28272.jpg http://blog.flat4ever.com/uploads/f/F4P/28273.jpg http://blog.flat4ever.com/uploads/f/F4P/28274.jpg i have to cut here for the driveshaft http://blog.flat4ever.com/uploads/f/F4P/28275.jpg http://blog.flat4ever.com/uploads/f/F4P/28276.jpg |
F4P, are you making camber plates that work with the 1303?
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yes they fit on 1302 or 1303
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I bought a set of the F4P camber plates and I'll vouch for the quality, good stuff!
As for a strut for the front, A1 golf/rabbit 76-84 has a very short strut, one of the shortest, so you might try one of those. |
thank's humble i reajust my 3d symulation with bilstein p30-0137 and it works great ;)
so let's go :) |
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Last summer I ran the bilstein P30-0032-M0 (rabbit sport strut) with 150lb/in springs in the front and to me, the inserts were WAY too stiff. The were rock hard and I actually lost braking grip because the suspension wouldn't move fast enough. I'm looking to get them revalved for next year. I put the inserts in with 75 lb/in springs (which were way to soft) also just to see and the struts still made it feel rock hard. What sort of simulation are you using? I have yet to try calculating compression/rebound settings. Mike |
the simulation is not for calculating spring or valving it's " only" to know if the struts can work fine in length.
i can't calculate spring or valving yet i don't know the final weight of the car in the front |
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I would advice you to raise the trans before going further to the point of no return, a lot..... your shaft angles will make short work of the cv's and sap engine power.
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AWESOME!!!!!!
Hurry up and post some updates.. This is making my 1915 turbo look like an old dog! |
Bugscandrift, how is your 1915 turbo, does it make good power and does all that power come in at a low RPM. I am thinking of building a 1915cc t1 engine first before i build my t4 then the waterboxer.
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Ill let you know once I get it running.. Its close... Real close.. I actually have been working on it all day, but Im taking a break for lunch right now..
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any progress?
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