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12-08-07, 10:50 PM
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| | flatchat Silver Supporter
Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Warwick,Qld, Au
Posts: 756
Rep Power: 13  | Ford motor/Audi transmission adaptions We're working towards a universal adapter kit for Audi and Boxter trans axles to suit Ford, Chev Ls and maybe Lexus.
The kit will include enough stuff to bolt up and go
Would like some feed back of interest 
See :- Ford Mod. to O1E adapter plate
__________________ Ex:- DRB # 17
(GT40 australia)
Our Ford which art in heaven
Hallowed be thy frame.
Now, an Ally mono tub
RCR 70 spyder with a
CHEVY LS6 -- 930 trans
Forever young !
Last edited by flatchat; 12-08-07 at 10:56 PM.
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12-09-07, 01:52 AM
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| | Cliffbeer2 2 Tenths
Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Sand Point, WA GT40: CAV
Posts: 245
Rep Power: 4  | Re: Ford motor/Audi transmission adaptions Chris,
That's wonderful - will be very popular I'm sure. I'm wondering if you're speaking of a single adaptor plate to handle multiple applications (Audi/Boxster to Ford/Chevy/Lexus) or several different plates tailored to each application? A single plate to handle many applications would be a phenomenal feat of engineering IMHO and highly desirable.
Personally, I know I'm interested in exploring the use of a boxster transaxle for a modest output 302 derivative as G50s and ZFs are so hard to come by presently. I'm certainly no expert but I would think the Boxster transaxle could reliably take a little more torque than the old Audi 5000/016. With a reasonably priced adaptor plate on the market I would guess the Boxster transaxle might become pretty commonly used as these are plentiful boxes at sub $2,500 prices.
So, thanks for taking up the initiative here - will be exciting to see your progress. |
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12-09-07, 02:37 AM
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| | Mark Worthington Bronze Supporter
Join Date: Dec 2001 GT40: Massachusetts
Posts: 1,784
Rep Power: 24  | Re: Ford motor/Audi transmission adaptions Interesting. I assume it's a modular setup? (I'm not referring to the oversized, overweight, underpowered, insufficiently reliable OHC engines from Ford.) That is, sets of trans bellhousing adapters and engine block adapters with a common means of fastening one to the other? Very slick.
How is the 01E-to-SBF adapter kit coming?
__________________ Regards,
Mark
RF Chassis No. 36 still under construction
347, MoTeC EFI, pin drives, leather, etc. |
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12-09-07, 03:23 AM
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| | flatchat Silver Supporter
Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Warwick,Qld, Au
Posts: 756
Rep Power: 13  | Re: Ford motor/Audi transmission adaptions Thanks Cliff,--Mark, the pic is for the OHC modular motor-- the SBF will be similar except for the starter position. We can make to order any combination from the data we have .(better start saving )--we will hold stock if a popular combination is required.
I'll be off the air for about 5 weeks --as I'll be seeking the source of the Guinness pipe line to Aus. from Dublin 
__________________ Ex:- DRB # 17
(GT40 australia)
Our Ford which art in heaven
Hallowed be thy frame.
Now, an Ally mono tub
RCR 70 spyder with a
CHEVY LS6 -- 930 trans
Forever young ! |
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12-09-07, 05:12 PM
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| | Pete Lifetime Premier Supporter
Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Brisbane, Austr GT40: GT40 Australia.
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Rep Power: 37   | Re: Ford motor/Audi transmission adaptions Chris, have a great time in Ireland, I can highly recommend it although I doubt there is much Guinness left after my visit. Merry Christmas to you and the Princess.
__________________ Cheers, Pete.
DRB chassis 48.
Queensland Australia. |
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01-13-08, 08:59 PM
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| | superflyte Rookie
Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Fremantle, WA GT40: Roaring Forties
Posts: 94
Rep Power: 2  | Re: Ford motor/Audi transmission adaptions Hi Chris,
I am interested in an LS1 / LS2 to Audi 016 plate.
Let me know when you have some details.
Troy
__________________ Troy Beros...
Roaring Forties Chassis No. 12 |
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01-14-08, 02:47 PM
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| | spg Rookie
Join Date: May 2007 Location: Much Wenlock,UK
Posts: 61
Rep Power: 2  | Re: Ford motor/Audi transmission adaptions i have an interest in a ls2 to 911 box, and also 302 to 911
let me know what you may have
Steve |
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01-14-08, 06:57 PM
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| | Joz Rookie
Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Kathleen,GA USA GT40: Magnum 246 GT
Posts: 44
Rep Power: 2  | Re: Ford motor/Audi transmission adaptions Chris,
I think it would go over very well. My only suggestion would be to try and keep the purchase price down.  There are some members out here that are not as financially gifted as others.
Spider
Retired USAF  |
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01-23-08, 12:01 PM
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| | 69valkyrie Gearhead.
Join Date: May 2006 Location: Colorado GT40: '69 Valkyrie
Posts: 123
Rep Power: 4  | Re: Ford motor/Audi transmission adaptions Looks nice sir,
I have been trying to get people to use the Boxster 5 and 6 spd. units for some time. They are fairly stout units, similar to the 996's that Ultima runs inverted. Which may also be a nice application to spec. out.
Please keep me up to date and I would be interested in a distributorship if available.
The Boxstrer 6 speed is a great gearbox, big wide gears, very large main and pinion shaft, and it is not that large. I can provide dimensions if some members out there woulk like to take measurements to determine fitment. These are $$$ Cheap too, only about $4k from us rebuilt with a warranty. Plus they are already setup for mid engine use. |
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05-29-08, 08:15 AM
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| | flatchat Silver Supporter
Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Warwick,Qld, Au
Posts: 756
Rep Power: 13  | Re: Ford / LS1 motor/Audi transmission adaptions We're in the middle of a LS1 to Audi 016  trans adapter kit incorporating the LS1 flex plate and starter (similarly to the pic above) custom flywheel and a modified toyota clutch.
__________________ Ex:- DRB # 17
(GT40 australia)
Our Ford which art in heaven
Hallowed be thy frame.
Now, an Ally mono tub
RCR 70 spyder with a
CHEVY LS6 -- 930 trans
Forever young ! |
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05-29-08, 11:59 PM
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| | Eric Martin A Tenth
Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Dallas TX U.S.A. GT40: none now, planning one
Posts: 127
Rep Power: 5  | Re: Ford motor/Audi transmission adaptions I have an adaptor kit for the LS1 to 016 ready to go. I use the stock flexplate and starter location. I will be working on one for the Boxster and Cayman transaxles if anyone is interested. PM me for details. |
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