| flyboy705 |
Thu Aug 04, 2016 12:14 pm |
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We're all talking really about spending more or less money to make one or another option work. So, why not get a group together and go with a custom reverse cut R/P for the 012. No flipping gearboxes, no custom plates or adapters (except axle shafts), just bolting together.
I'm thinking about that avenue ever since I saw the Subaru reverse cut R/P. I inquired with 4 custom shops, who make mostly off-road and custom R/Ps for North American vehicles like jeeps or pick ups. The lowest production run quantity I was quoted was 200 units. Ouch. But maybe someone knows other shops or manufacturers ?
If I'm thinking of dropping at least $1500 into a clapped out old Porsche tranny (plus adapter ?!) and then upwards from there, why not spend the same on a custom R/P for a tranny that fits physically and in respect to gearing, etc ? |
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| tristessa |
Thu Aug 04, 2016 1:19 pm |
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flyboy705 wrote: No flipping gearboxes, no custom plates or adapters
No room in the transaxle housing for the ring gear once it's flipped to the other side of the pinion... |
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| Zeitgeist 13 |
Thu Aug 04, 2016 1:35 pm |
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| You have to flip the entire 012 in order to reverse the flow. It's been done quite a bit in the UK |
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| xoo00oox |
Thu Aug 04, 2016 7:37 pm |
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| Or reverse the flow being fed into the transmission. It's been done here in the states. |
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| Zeitgeist 13 |
Thu Aug 04, 2016 8:24 pm |
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Oops...yeah, that's the best option available.
How's that reversed TDI coming? |
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| xoo00oox |
Fri Aug 05, 2016 5:40 am |
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Zeitgeist 13 wrote: Oops...yeah, that's the best option available.
How's that reversed TDI coming?
Slow and steady. I've got a solution for the oil pump on the ALH and late 1.8t engines. |
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| flyboy705 |
Fri Aug 05, 2016 2:02 pm |
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xoo00oox wrote: Or reverse the flow being fed into the transmission. It's been done here in the states.
How did they do that ? Reverse the engine rotation ? I read about that.
Or, is there another way ? I'd be interested in that. |
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| flyboy705 |
Fri Aug 05, 2016 2:03 pm |
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xoo00oox wrote: Zeitgeist 13 wrote: Oops...yeah, that's the best option available.
How's that reversed TDI coming?
Slow and steady. I've got a solution for the oil pump on the ALH and late 1.8t engines.
For a '03' 1.8T too ? |
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| xoo00oox |
Fri Aug 05, 2016 2:53 pm |
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flyboy705 wrote: xoo00oox wrote: Or reverse the flow being fed into the transmission. It's been done here in the states.
How did they do that ? Reverse the engine rotation ? I read about that.
Or, is there another way ? I'd be interested in that.
Yes, reversed the rotation. I've had a few people contact me looking to use that reversed drivetrain in other rear engine vehicles too, Delorean and Corvair. |
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| xoo00oox |
Fri Aug 05, 2016 2:55 pm |
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flyboy705 wrote: xoo00oox wrote: Zeitgeist 13 wrote: Oops...yeah, that's the best option available.
How's that reversed TDI coming?
Slow and steady. I've got a solution for the oil pump on the ALH and late 1.8t engines.
For a '03' 1.8T too ?
Yes for an '03 1.8t, it is the same oil pump used in the ALH TDi. |
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| flyboy705 |
Fri Aug 05, 2016 3:23 pm |
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Slow and steady. I've got a solution for the oil pump on the ALH and late 1.8t engines.[/quote]
For a '03' 1.8T too ?[/quote]
Yes for an '03 1.8t, it is the same oil pump used in the ALH TDi.[/quote]
But what about the reversed rotation of the pump ? How is that achieved ?
If the crank turns the opposite direction, then the pump will not work unless reversed ? Yes ? |
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| xoo00oox |
Fri Aug 05, 2016 3:31 pm |
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flyboy705 wrote: Slow and steady. I've got a solution for the oil pump on the ALH and late 1.8t engines.
For a '03' 1.8T too ?[/quote]
Yes for an '03 1.8t, it is the same oil pump used in the ALH TDi.[/quote]
But what about the reversed rotation of the pump ? How is that achieved ?
If the crank turns the opposite direction, then the pump will not work unless reversed ? Yes ?
top secret, took me years to find the solution for this oil pump. Read up on the backward 1.8t thread and the project QuattroSyncro thread to see some of the tricks, there is a lot that I don't show too.[/code] |
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