as the topic suggests, wondering if you can put a twin port late type 3 engine straight into an early type 3?
[ Edited on 4-6-06 by ruckus ]
ruckus Veteran Volks Folk
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Quick one: will a 12v tIII engine bolt up to a 6v tIII case?
empi Compulsive Aussie Vee Dubber
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I have tp 1600 in my notch.
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1303Steve Scirocco Rare
8,650 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
Hi
The crankcase will bolt up but you need to grind out the bellhousing for the 12 volt flywheel and fit a special starter bush or fit a 6 volt flywheel to the motor.
Steve
The crankcase will bolt up but you need to grind out the bellhousing for the 12 volt flywheel and fit a special starter bush or fit a 6 volt flywheel to the motor.
Steve
hellbugged 48's and straight cuts
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yeah starter and bellhousing issues, easily fixed tho, heres a few pics...
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewtopic.php?t=107515
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewtopic.php?t=107515
empi Compulsive Aussie Vee Dubber
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Alot of type 3s have special flywheels 200mm flywheel using a 180mm clutch
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ruckus Veteran Volks Folk
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Thanks guys.
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What Steve said pretty eash job the starter bush is a conversion type
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1500S Custom Title Time!
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Have been trying to find out for some time the actual OD of those 6 volt flywheels. Can someone actually measure one and post it here for future reference as the subject seems to pop up quite a bit.
DH
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ren Wolfsburg Wizard
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Is it true that there is a problem fitting twin carb's in an early Type 3 while doing the 12V 1600 conversion? I heard they don't fit in early's?
empi Compulsive Aussie Vee Dubber
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They do fit into earlies.. Super early cars like mine have the smaller engine bay and you can still fit the twin carbs in ... its a bit of a squeeze but is easy. Even if you did want to modify the engine bay tin you could with ease. 12v conversion is not a problem.
Dallas its a pain in the ass but alot of Aussie built type 3s have 200mm flywheels using a 180mm clutch (clayton special i think!!!) In saying this you can use a 12 v starter motor , also you will need to change copper/brass bushing in your bell housing.
Ad
Dallas its a pain in the ass but alot of Aussie built type 3s have 200mm flywheels using a 180mm clutch (clayton special i think!!!) In saying this you can use a 12 v starter motor , also you will need to change copper/brass bushing in your bell housing.
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ren Wolfsburg Wizard
629 posts · joined Mar 2005 ·
Thanks Adam (sigh of relief). When you say 'super early' do you mean 62/63? The one I got is a 64 I believe.
1500S Custom Title Time!
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Hi Ad. I've noticed that there are many conflicting bits of info at times here. When I built the motor for th S I went straight 12 volt and used the leftover bits of the 6 volt as land fill! The last bit I had was the crank which I have only just cut the gland nut end off for use as a driver to screwcut the oil seal installer stud. Everyone keeps saying about grinding clearance for the 12 volt ones but never give the difference in diameters for reference. Ol' mate, have you got a 6 volt one out that you can measure for me. Not that I want to use it but it's a bit of useless info we can pass on to others if needed.
Also, do you need an oil seal installer tool? If you do, let me know before the end of the weekend as some of the VICS are up here for the model aircraft champs and I can send it down to you.
Just as a point of interest, the gland nut thread is M28 x 1.5
DH
[ Edited on 5/6/2006 by 1500S ]
Also, do you need an oil seal installer tool? If you do, let me know before the end of the weekend as some of the VICS are up here for the model aircraft champs and I can send it down to you.
Just as a point of interest, the gland nut thread is M28 x 1.5
DH
[ Edited on 5/6/2006 by 1500S ]
empi Compulsive Aussie Vee Dubber
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Na im good thank Dallas.
In the next fre weeks i will be taking the engine out of the notch so i will let you all measurements, there are also a few type 3s at work ,ill check them too.
Ren - its always good to pull the engine out and have a look at the fly wheel and the bellhousing , parts can be changed in cars as old as these.
Ad
In the next fre weeks i will be taking the engine out of the notch so i will let you all measurements, there are also a few type 3s at work ,ill check them too.
Ren - its always good to pull the engine out and have a look at the fly wheel and the bellhousing , parts can be changed in cars as old as these.
Ad
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