916 gearbox conversion kit (915 to 914) |
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916 gearbox conversion kit (915 to 914) |
bugat5speed |
Jan 17 2010, 11:16 AM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 92 Joined: 1-August 06 From: Germany Member No.: 6,554 |
Hi altogether, still not on our site (www.bugat5speed.de), but ready for market within the 1st quarter of 2010. 916 gearbox conversion parts. Conversion kit is very near to the OE Porsche 916 kit that was offered in small qty. in the 70s. Kit is with the original 916 OE repro sideshift, mechnical components inside and with a very short nosecone (even 5 mm shorter than OE parts 916). Usage of original exhaust systems is no problem. Complete kit for usage with electronic speedometer will be about 2.100 Euro for export (without VAT). With mechanical speedo drive it will be 2.225 Euro Freight cost to the US about 50 Euro. For more info (upload of pictures is limited here) please send me a PM or better mail to info@bugat5speed.de Martin Bott Bug @ 5-Speed Germany |
bugat5speed |
Jan 17 2010, 11:32 AM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 92 Joined: 1-August 06 From: Germany Member No.: 6,554 |
another picture that shows space between nosecone and exhaust. Here a 1.7 engine with dummy 915 gearbox:
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bugat5speed |
Jan 17 2010, 11:38 AM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 92 Joined: 1-August 06 From: Germany Member No.: 6,554 |
916 is only a Porsche project name for this gearbox. It means that a 915 gearbox was adjusted to fit the 914 with own Porsche manufactured parts. It was only offered in a very small qty. that days. Nowadays it´s become more common and necessary if you install a big 6-cylinder to your 914.
Important is that you don´t need a different exhaust system and that the shift mechanism is going directly into the gearbox (like the 914 2.0 version). It does not have an extra turn of the shiftrod like the 914 1.7 had. That means it´s as precise as the later 914 gearbox (compared to the older type). See one more picture of the mechanical components (Porsche OE repros also): Attached thumbnail(s) |
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