2001 porsche 996 ls1 conversion
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When you start looking at posts from guys hopping up Tiptronic...
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...ml#post4524730
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...ml#post4510346
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...c-upgrade.html
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...tiptronic.html
No idea what it was used in! SLK maybe?
Here's one being beefed up.. http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...-required.html
someone says e55 and s55 Mercs in this thread...
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...ml#post4524730
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...ml#post4510346
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...c-upgrade.html
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...tiptronic.html
No idea what it was used in! SLK maybe?
Here's one being beefed up.. http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...-required.html
someone says e55 and s55 Mercs in this thread...
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I see the mentions and them saying they are the same.
But no Mercedes I'm aware of runs the engine behind the box ?
So I dont get how they would bolt together in a rear engine setup and drive the car forwards lol ( unless they used reverse )
But no Mercedes I'm aware of runs the engine behind the box ?
So I dont get how they would bolt together in a rear engine setup and drive the car forwards lol ( unless they used reverse )
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You cannot simply flip such parts.
Those who use the Subaru box in a rear engine configuration, requires a custom made ring and pinion to allow reverse rotation.
Some guys using Porsche G50 etc in kit cars for mid engine, flip the entire box over to get forward drive.
Not ideal, but it does work for them
Those who use the Subaru box in a rear engine configuration, requires a custom made ring and pinion to allow reverse rotation.
Some guys using Porsche G50 etc in kit cars for mid engine, flip the entire box over to get forward drive.
Not ideal, but it does work for them
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You cannot simply flip such parts.
Those who use the Subaru box in a rear engine configuration, requires a custom made ring and pinion to allow reverse rotation.
Some guys using Porsche G50 etc in kit cars for mid engine, flip the entire box over to get forward drive.
Not ideal, but it does work for them
Those who use the Subaru box in a rear engine configuration, requires a custom made ring and pinion to allow reverse rotation.
Some guys using Porsche G50 etc in kit cars for mid engine, flip the entire box over to get forward drive.
Not ideal, but it does work for them
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first off I'd like to thank the guys at DIY Auto (www.DIYAuto.com) for the nice gift !
they had the Porsche build hosted on their site as well as a ton more great builds !
now back to the subject ,,,,, MORE INFO PLEASE!!
how would you go by adapting the transmission to the Ls bolt pattern ? I assume the simple kennedy manual adapter plate should do the trick right?
also what would be needed to connect the flexplate to the engine? should a blank ls1 flexplate be bolted to the crank and then drilled for the correct torque converter holes? or will there be some spacing issues?
and anyone know what the wiring schematic on the 722.6 trannies is? what wire controls what ? or do they even make a stand alone transmission controller for that thing?
I have so many ideas running through my head right now
they had the Porsche build hosted on their site as well as a ton more great builds !
now back to the subject ,,,,, MORE INFO PLEASE!!
how would you go by adapting the transmission to the Ls bolt pattern ? I assume the simple kennedy manual adapter plate should do the trick right?
also what would be needed to connect the flexplate to the engine? should a blank ls1 flexplate be bolted to the crank and then drilled for the correct torque converter holes? or will there be some spacing issues?
and anyone know what the wiring schematic on the 722.6 trannies is? what wire controls what ? or do they even make a stand alone transmission controller for that thing?
I have so many ideas running through my head right now
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Some random **** I found while I had 5 minutes to spare...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merced...c_transmission
http://www.makcotransmissionparts.co...-pdf/722-6.pdf
http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/...22-6_tc-01.jpg
https://mbworld.org/forums/attachmen...well-722.6.jpg
http://europeantransmission.com/Bull...ges/722.61.gif
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merced...c_transmission
http://www.makcotransmissionparts.co...-pdf/722-6.pdf
http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/...22-6_tc-01.jpg
https://mbworld.org/forums/attachmen...well-722.6.jpg
http://europeantransmission.com/Bull...ges/722.61.gif
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[QUOTE=1dirtyZ;13218271]well i have some good news and some bad news,,,,
the good news is that the transmission and other things needed for converting the car from an auto to a manual showed up ! :
QUOTE]
Do you have a individual breakdown of all these parts do you? I found a tiptronic car and need to convert it. Great build thread btw!
Duncan
the good news is that the transmission and other things needed for converting the car from an auto to a manual showed up ! :
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Do you have a individual breakdown of all these parts do you? I found a tiptronic car and need to convert it. Great build thread btw!
Duncan
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Hi Guys
I'm UK Based and was searching for wide body arches for my 986 Boxster and saw this image. I clicked the link which brought me to this string but after searching through I don't see anything. Does anyone recognize the image and give me a link to the manufacturer or distributor?
TIA
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I'm UK Based and was searching for wide body arches for my 986 Boxster and saw this image. I clicked the link which brought me to this string but after searching through I don't see anything. Does anyone recognize the image and give me a link to the manufacturer or distributor?
TIA
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