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mkincaid
post Sep 3 2009, 04:05 PM
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I was hoping someone could point me at a 914 5 speed transmission drawing. I'd like at least the vertical dimension from the input shaft to the output shafts, and also the longitudinal distance from the bell housing surface to the output shafts.

I'd also be very greatful if you could include approximate overal dimensions.

Thank you much,
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post Sep 3 2009, 08:25 PM
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QUOTE(mkincaid @ Sep 3 2009, 04:05 PM) *

I was hoping someone could point me at a 914 5 speed transmission drawing. I'd like at least the vertical dimension from the input shaft to the output shafts, and also the longitudinal distance from the bell housing surface to the output shafts.

I'd also be very greatful if you could include approximate overal dimensions.

Thank you much,
MK



would a bunch of pictures help? I have a trans on the shop floor that I can get some pics of tonight. I could hold a tape measure up to it for you.

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post Sep 4 2009, 02:18 AM
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QUOTE(RJMII @ Sep 3 2009, 07:25 PM) *

would a bunch of pictures help? I have a trans on the shop floor that I can get some pics of tonight. I could hold a tape measure up to it for you.

-Jim


It would help a lot. But could you please also take the time to make some reasonably accurate measurements for the dimensions i listed?

I'd also like to know the distance between the outside of the axel flanges (output shafts).

Please and thank you!
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post Sep 4 2009, 02:22 AM
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QUOTE(mkincaid @ Sep 4 2009, 02:18 AM) *

QUOTE(RJMII @ Sep 3 2009, 07:25 PM) *

would a bunch of pictures help? I have a trans on the shop floor that I can get some pics of tonight. I could hold a tape measure up to it for you.

-Jim


It would help a lot. But could you please also take the time to make some reasonably accurate measurements for the dimensions i listed?

I'd also like to know the distance between the outside of the axel flanges (output shafts).

Please and thank you!
MK



The exhaust fell off of my car... LOL (backfired while tuning the EFI and left my glass pack on the pavement) I ended up putting my exhaust back on instead of snapping some pics.

I'll drag it out when I get a chance this weekend. Friday got swamped, but Sat is open.
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post Sep 4 2009, 02:23 AM
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The exhaust fell off of my car... LOL (backfired while tuning the EFI and left my glass pack on the pavement) I ended up putting my exhaust back on instead of snapping some pics.

I'll drag it out when I get a chance this weekend. Friday got swamped, but Sat is open.


What's in that thing? I'm trying to mate an ls1 to the 914 trans in a tiny little tube chassis.
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http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?sho...=89636&st=0

there's my build thread.

tiny little tube chassis? gokart? sand rail? kit car? 914 with tiny little tube chassis?
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I just noticed your post count, too...

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I found these in another thread a while ago... no dimensions, sorry.

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QUOTE(mkincaid @ Sep 3 2009, 06:05 PM) *

I was hoping someone could point me at a 914 5 speed transmission drawing. I'd like at least the vertical dimension from the input shaft to the output shafts, and also the longitudinal distance from the bell housing surface to the output shafts.

I'd also be very greatful if you could include approximate overal dimensions.

Thank you much,
MK


From my notes:

Overall length: 23-3/8" (case end to end, not inc. input shaft)
Overall width: 17-3/4" (@ mounting ears - think this is the widest part)
Bellhousing width: ~14"
Bellhousing face to output flange CL: 7-7/8" (horizontal dimension)
Input shaft CL to output flange CL: 2-9/16" (vertical dimension)

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post Sep 4 2009, 11:44 AM
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QUOTE(GS Guy @ Sep 4 2009, 05:10 AM) *

From my notes:

Overall length: 23-3/8" (case end to end, not inc. input shaft)
Overall width: 17-3/4" (@ mounting ears - think this is the widest part)
Bellhousing width: ~14"
Bellhousing face to output flange CL: 7-7/8" (horizontal dimension)
Input shaft CL to output flange CL: 2-9/16" (vertical dimension)

Jeff


Thanks a ton Jeff! With those dimensions and the above drawings i should be able to figure out everything I need. Awesome!

-MK
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