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Yes the typ2 box is a strong unit. you want the one with 5 ribs around the diff section. Gear ratios is wrong for racing thou.
The horsepower is no problem for the type1 but the torque is going to snap the half meter long inputshaft with the stupid conection sleeve. t1 is no good for higher than 7000rpm either. bearings will seize. I will put my money in a 915 box. expensive to rebuild... yes! but they vil support a 3,6 twin turbo porsche engine! Also the best you can do for your gearbox is take up all the slack in the system with the cluch before you launch hard... just grind the cluch a little before you sidestep...
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I just bought a irs box from a type 181 with one cover. Are these strong boxes? Would it stand 200 Bhp? What do I need to change to handle the 200 Bhp?
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i'm thinking 915 or T2
i think there's some guy near me that has a 914 or 915 just sitting in his driveway doing nothing, i'll check that out blahhhh no money.... i just have to get past all the rust now, it's such a pain, i'm sure most of you know. ...spending 60 hours fixing rust is no fun thing
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6 rib....beef it...should be fine...those are price from the get go though....
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what about gears and the center shaft and all that?
a type one center shaft looks like it would snap under 100 FTlbs, let alone 300 the gears can't be all that stong either bahhhhhh! haha, oh man. this isn't really helping so much so far, no one really has any straight answers on waht definately would work as far as type one's two's porsche swaps, or what about drag boxes?
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HP and torque doesn't grenade transaxles. How you apply them does.
Call a reputable transaxle builder and talk to them about your application, intended use and budget. I went with Kevin at KCR and was impressed with his input, quality and $$$...
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the way i'll probably be driving will grenade 6 transaxles
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Is that straight enough for you?
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Any thoughts on a Boxster trans? theres some cheap-ish ones on eBay
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I can build a Type 1 gearbox that will easily take 200ftlbs for less than $500. Whether a trans can withstand a certain peak torque has very little to do with the design, and much more to do with the idiot behind the wheel. |
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The T181 will usually have the strongest "O" type 4.12 R&P. The flanges are the same spline as Bug, but they take the larger Bus CVs. The only upgrades you need to do is change out the stock fine tooth 3rd and 4th for Bus 002 gears, and install a Superdiff or a ZF or Quaife. |
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I did check the code and it is an AV box. Does the bus gears fit in the 181 box without changes? Does anyone have some experiance with the quaife diffs? I know you can bye them with t1 splines or t2 splines. Wich one is the best? The greater flange size doesn't matter because I have the porsche 944 turbo arms so I need them anyway. THx for the advice.
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