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The Boxster "S" 6 speed trans, that is used with the LS3 engine. Are all of the transaxles geared differently, or all the same?
Is anyone else running the Boxster "S" 6 speed, with an LS engine? |
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Newbie ![]() Group: Members Posts: 48 Joined: 29-December 23 From: Bradenton, FL Member No.: 27,823 Region Association: South East States ![]() |
@tygaboy that is nice solution that I hadn’t even considered yet! Did you run the car with these? Are you not using them anymore, or are you offering to make a 2nd set? I think my current plan is to build a secondary bracket that attaches to the rear of the trans and wraps around to mate with the Renegade chassis mounting ears. I’ll fab new chassis attachment points on the secondary bracket where I need them to be located. My concern is the changed location/angle of the renegade axles.
Edit: I just got this response from the Renegade team: I believe you will find the position of the Boxster S transaxle in the 914 when using our LS V8 conversion kit rear transmission bracket, positions the transaxle rearward of the center line of the rear hubs. So, in theory, moving the transaxle forward with some slight mods to our bracket, would be possible and likely advantageous to your project. Go for it! |
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914 Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 5,592 Joined: 6-October 15 From: Petaluma, CA Member No.: 19,241 Region Association: Northern California ![]() ![]() |
@tygaboy that is nice solution that I hadn’t even considered yet! Did you run the car with these? Are you not using them anymore, or are you offering to make a 2nd set? I think my current plan is to build a secondary bracket that attaches to the rear of the trans and wraps around to mate with the Renegade chassis mounting ears. I’ll fab new chassis attachment points on the secondary bracket where I need them to be located. My concern is the changed location/angle of the renegade axles. Edit: I just got this response from the Renegade team: I believe you will find the position of the Boxster S transaxle in the 914 when using our LS V8 conversion kit rear transmission bracket, positions the transaxle rearward of the center line of the rear hubs. So, in theory, moving the transaxle forward with some slight mods to our bracket, would be possible and likely advantageous to your project. Go for it! @Lof8 - Yes, I ran these in my car for a few thousand miles. No problems. The reason I put them in / moved my drive train forward was specifically to reduce the axle angle. With the LS engine, I had to move the fire wall, too. But that's another story. I'm no longer using them (and would sell them) because I removed the factory trans mount and made up a different mount. I also customized the main component of the Renegade mount to work with the new location. I'll assume you've measured everything but just be sure you have room at the top of the firewall to clear everything. Attached thumbnail(s) ![]() ![]() |
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