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Date:         Tue, 30 Jul 1996 10:09:54 +0200
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From:         wrm@ccii.co.za (Wouter de Waal)
Subject:      Re: VW Customer Relations & reality check

Hi all

>options should be considered for this transplant. The AUDI A6 salvage >yard donors are few, but among their number, the 6 speed manual box will >be common. How about keeping it all together? I think its 214 ft.- lb. >1900 rpm torque peak could easily pull the tall gearing when just rolling >along.

Sounds great, if you're willing to make / weld up all the supports to get that in there. Just make sure those 6 speeds are in the right direction, i.e. forward :-)

> Also, if someone is remarketing original Audi/VW bell housings with ID >numbers removed to create a micro monoply so they can increase >their profits, that's OK. But unmasking those OEM parts origin is also a >fair end-user group research project.

Are you saying you need the part # of the bellhousing that fits between the Audi 5 cyl engine and the stock 4 speed VW box? Shouldn't be too hard to obtain, for me anyways...

W -- Wouter de Waal Phone : +27 21 683 5490 Development Engineer Fax : +27 21 683 5435 CCII Systems Kenilworth, South Africa


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