i have also a 6 speed cbl gearbox in my coupe quattro b2 and have made custom gearbox mounts(sie pictures).normaly you need gearbox mounts from a 6 speed s2 aby or rs2 but or hard to find. i think you can buy custom mounts from 034 motorsport
and the gap? i put the origional engine mounts from kv engine on my AAN engine without problems
Euge's LWB Sport Quattro
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current state
That is how it looks now.
The engine is lifted because the oilpan needs modification to allow clearance for the bottom cross-bar.
Now the questions that I have currently:
1. I am doing 6 speed swap using CBL box from UrS4 what gearbox mounts do I need to use to fit the box on the subframe. Is it necessary to use 6 speed subframe?
What is the difference between the 5 speed and 6 speed subframes?
2. There is a gap between right engine mount is approximately 30mm picture attached, any ideas what could be the problem.Leave a comment:
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Engine bay
AAN Engine in and few shots of downpipe.Leave a comment:
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Wide tunnel to allow for gearbox and the exhaust.Leave a comment:
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some parts fabrication and body strengtheningLeave a comment:
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The body works
The next step was striping the car and sand the shell from all rust and other s**tLeave a comment:
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Euge's LWB Sport Quattro
Hi all
Been registered on here for a while reading and learning from you guys alot but feel it is time to make a thread of my build as I have a lot of questions and very few answers.
The car is a 1985 Coupe Quattro that I bought a while ago from local rally driver. Condition was not the best as the car stand still and the suspension and whole underneath was rusty.
Since I didn't have a garage, funds and enough time to start doing everything at one I had to do it in steps.
First off all I have swaped suspension from S2 and going for 5 bolts hubs
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The next step was to find the body panels.
The front is Carbon/Kevlar from Mr. Koraszeswki

The rear quarter panels and rear bumper were ordered at Quattro-Rallye-Teile as Mr. Koraszewski didn't have moulds for long version.Tags: None
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