Do you think 930s might be over-kill. I'm not going to drag race or off-road race, but at the same time I don't want to be breaking axles or knuckles when I dump the clutch at the lights!
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Price both ways and see if you really need to go to expense of 930 CVs. The good thing about running beetle cvs is that they will break before something else does.
If you want to Kombi joints, find a good machine shop, get him make some flanges fo the bigger CVs and weld them on, buy some kombi CVs, have them modified to fit on a bug shaft (counterbore the back of the CV centre).
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Craig Torrens6 times Australian, 7 times State Hillclimb Class Champion
Astro, for your base motor I would just use new beetle CV's. If you want to go larger then use Kombi, use 181 flanges on your gearbox and porsche stub axles, or modified beetle.
we have BMW on our race car they bolted up to the kombi stubs and they were very cheep !!
we dont bust these any more !
we just kill the 9" diff ,rip the diff out from the cradle , blow the gear box up .twist the axels , blow tyres , cook the auto , rip the front off ,role it bend it .
And the toyota never stops GO the V8 !
[Edited on 29-4-2004 by seagull]
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Craig Torrens6 times Australian, 7 times State Hillclimb Class Champion
what model BMW ?????? I thought the bmw was the same as the 930, which is larger than kombi. Are you saying we can have BMW CV"s without modifying the Kombi flanges ?
I get the numbers there in a book some were at maxes place i will ask max I have seen him polish them and gets big angels out of the rear 17" wheel travel i think .
up to you if you weld them even with a stock renault they snap when welded .
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