97 SC400 Getrag V160 6-speed swap thread
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Also i dont like the way there is a gap open to the clutch right on top that water can run in. I decided to make a cover.
Here is the gap
Here is my cover.
Bolted on
Here is the gap
Here is my cover.
Bolted on
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your efforts will pay dividends when I am throwing my swap together. I can't thank you enough for all of the pictures you have taken to make this thread a visual experience. It is awesome to see how close you actually are to getting everything hooked up to make driveshaft measurements.
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I didnt really intend on mass producing any of the parts. I do already have one person asking. Honestly, between work and family I hardly have enough time to do my own stuff. Perhaps after I get my car back on the road I will have a little more spare time but then again I dont know if this car will ever be deemed "complete"
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I didnt really intend on mass producing any of the parts. I do already have one person asking. Honestly, between work and family I hardly have enough time to do my own stuff. Perhaps after I get my car back on the road I will have a little more spare time but then again I dont know if this car will ever be deemed "complete"
can you post CAD drawings of some of these custom parts you made?
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OK, Last mod to the adaptor ring. I dont like how there is nothing holding the rings together for the upper half. You can see them want to seperate if you use bolts to long so I decided to fix it. Couple more holes and some countersunk bolts and its all fixed up.