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  • sam80quattro
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    Originally posted by etsola View Post

    You mean the clutch and flywheel out of a p130 b6?
    for clutch and flywheel you can use audi 80 b4 1z parts.
    when i mention the pd130 i mean is it not better/easier/more readily availble to use b6 engine

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  • M2ki
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    Originally posted by etsola View Post

    Really?!? The block is different?! Never would've thought... That makes it more complex...
    Yep, it is different. Passat B5 engine would be a better and easier fit.

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  • etsola
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    Originally posted by sam80quattro View Post
    b4 80 1z flywheel and clutch. Pd130 out of a b6 is surely a better shout?
    You mean the clutch and flywheel out of a p130 b6?

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  • etsola
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    Originally posted by M2ki View Post
    You'll need a longitudal 1Z block. Left and front mounts are different on the block.
    Really?!? The block is different?! Never would've thought... That makes it more complex...

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  • sam80quattro
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    b4 80 1z flywheel and clutch. Pd130 out of a b6 is surely a better shout?

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  • M2ki
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    You'll need a longitudal 1Z block. Left and front mounts are different on the block.

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  • etsola
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    Ok, let's say I'd want to go the "easy" route and put a 1z engine (easily available here) and bolt it to a sedan 01A transmission (longer 5th).

    What would I need from a longitudinal 1z (never had them mounted longitudinally here in America) ?

    -Oil pan ?
    -Engine Mounts ? --> would they fit the 7a quattro subframe ?
    -I guess I'll need 7a clutch and flywheel to match the output shaft ?


    Any help on what may be needed would help I'm going to Europe in september and may like to source the parts while I'm there

    Cheers

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  • etsola
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    Originally posted by M2ki View Post
    Ofcourse it does. 4 cyl came with 01A gearbox from factory.

    You'll also need the matching input shaft and matching gear for that shaft.
    So you mean the input shaft is not the same diameter as the ones in 7a's?

    Thanks for the input guys... I'll look into that when I'm in front of a computer

    Cheers

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  • PRY4SNO
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    Why not use a more common 5-cylinder TDI, either an AEL or AAT? Just feels more proper in a Cq. Plus they actually have some jam, and will still return excellent mileage. I think Martin was getting 1000 km or better per tank in his sedan.

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  • Bowie69
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    I'm gonna say what everyone else is thinking -this is just sacrilege!

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  • De80q
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    You may find this thread of use.
    http://theprojectpad.com/viewtopic.php?t=686

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  • M2ki
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    Ofcourse it does. 4 cyl came with 01A gearbox from factory.

    You'll also need the matching input shaft and matching gear for that shaft.
    Last edited by M2ki; 8 May 2019, 17:09.

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  • etsola
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    Also, does that 01A bolt to a 4cyl or not? I've heard the drilling was meant for both since found in both applications...?

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  • etsola
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    I found out that the 5th of the 01A DGW or EEP is 0.659

    That probably be enough to make decent rpm on the highway with 4.11.

    Is changing the 5th gear impossible too?!

    Other question is how to find : 012 311 361 CF

    Thanks

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  • De80q
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    It has been tried, and can't be done. If you can find a UrQ rear diff, that will give you the final gearing you are looking for. I know a couple people who have put them into B3's.

    From what I have found, the B3 sedan has a .769 5th gear, and the CQ has a .838 5th gear. I'll be dropping in a sedan 01A into the CQ I'll be picking up soon.

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