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> 915 axle flange question, For my tow rig.
Otmar
post Jul 2 2005, 02:16 PM
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Hey Guys,
So I'm just starting to put a 915 trans in my Stretched Vanagon and I'm contemplating how to make the bus CVs fit the 915 transaxle.

The 915 transaxle has 108mm flanges with four 10mm bolts and two roll pins. What I want to connect to are bus CV's which are 100mm with six 8mm bolts.

So from previous threads I think I understand that the early 911s used the bus CVs, but I'm not completely sure. If I were to get flanges from a 1975-84 911, would they bolt up to my later transaxle? Would the CV side be a 100mm six 8mm bolt setup?

This really makes me wish my ETKA covered Porsches, sure is nice for VW and Audi.

Also, does anyone make CV spacers for the 100mm CVs or do I have to machine them myself? I need about 3/4" spacing per axle (unless I find a longer axle).

I could machine one adaptor to do it all in one, but I'm a slow on the lathe and would prefer the simplest solution.

btw: While we're all appreciating Brad, I must say I'm having all these warm and fuzzy thougths as I go through the pile of parts that Brad so generously got for me to do this project. He's one great guy! Anytime you need a hand Brad, I'm here for you.
Thanks!

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Otmar   915 axle flange question   Jul 2 2005, 02:16 PM
Britain Smith   Your best bet is to give Hayden a call up at WEVO....   Jul 2 2005, 05:36 PM
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