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rick 918-S
Wondering if it is the same diameter as the 914. Tooth count.
r_towle
QUOTE(rick 918-S @ Jan 31 2023, 07:30 PM) *

Wondering if it is the same diameter as the 914. Tooth count.

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Chris914n6
RockAuto usually has pics & specs.

I have one off a 996 auto. Don't know off hand if it's the same in that way.
rick 918-S
[quote name='Chris914n6' date='Jan 31 2023, 11:09 PM' post='3054828']
RockAuto usually has pics & specs.

I have one off a 996 auto. Don't know off hand if it's the same in that way.

Sent you a PM shades.gif
Chris914n6
Same teeth but more of them - 135. OD 287mm

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I saw that the 928 has the starter on the motor side. I wonder if 928 stuff would be easier to make work?
ClayPerrine
A 928 flywheel, a Boxster spring center clutch disk, and a Boxster presssure plate. Machine a spacer to adapt the pressure plate to the flywheel.

That's what I did to make the Spec 944 turbo pressure plate work with the 964 flywheel.

Chris914n6
I think there is a disc & pp from an Audi that swaps, as the Boxster flywheel is dual mass/unsprung disc garbage.
rick 918-S
Thanks Chris. After looking a little I believe the custom Flywheel I have will work. I have to make a new adapter plate anyway. I will just need to bolt the starter on the engine side to the new adapter plate. The rest looks easy. The Boxster Transaxle appears to be very short.
r_towle
I’m interested in why you are doing this.
Also, measurements….length specifically.
Also, angle of axles.

Because….my next project is a tad longer and more powerful….so yah
What chu finding?
rick 918-S
QUOTE(r_towle @ Feb 2 2023, 10:22 AM) *

I’m interested in why you are doing this.
Also, measurements….length specifically.
Also, angle of axles.

Because….my next project is a tad longer and more powerful….so yah
What chu finding?



Still several unanswered questions. blink.gif blink.gif
r_towle
For reference:
1975, 2.0 liter

Firewall to transmission mating surface is 25.5 inches
Axles appear to be dead on 90 degree angle to transmission.

Car sitting on its wheels
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