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ttriebler Officially Full-On Dubber

321 posts · joined Jan 2008 ·

#761811
Hey all,
I'm designing a new conversion part for Subaru gearboxes into VW's and am not that great with the CAD/3D modelling software. It will take me quite a while to get up to speed.

Thought maybe there's someone on here that's good with this type of thing that might want to help a dubber out modelling one up and providing the outputs to print drawings and also CNC machine inputs.

I've got the design done and can provide drawings and dimensions in 2D that I've sketched up.

Anyone on here keen to donate a bit of time?
Reversed gears for Subaru transmissions.
Fit a Subaru 5 speed to your rear engined car
www.subarugears.com

DylanTheDubber Custom Title Time!

1,252 posts · joined Jun 2009 ·

#761841
I wanna do this too but am not too sure how its all done. Can someone give us both some help?

ttriebler Officially Full-On Dubber

321 posts · joined Jan 2008 ·

#761898
i know about the reversed ring and pinion... i did it... he he he

Am putting together "Subaflanges' that are Subaru gearbox output flanges that allow any VW CV to bolt onto them.
From type 1 through 4 to Porsche 930 in size. This way anyone that fits a Subaru 5 speed can just bolt on whatever VW inner/outer cv's anddrive shafts they want.

Thanks for the offer of help, Joshua on here replied earlier and is going to try and knock them up tomorrow. Let's see how we progress.

That reminds me can some of you VW historians confirm these dimensions for me please :

Type 1,3 CV 94mm outside size. 6 x 8mm bolts. 86mm bolt circle or 80 mm bolt circle?
Type 2,4 CV 100mm outisde size, 6 x 8mm bolts. 86mm bolt circle.
930 CV 108mm outside size, 6 x 10mm bolts. 94mm bolt circle.

Thanks heaps dubbers.
Reversed gears for Subaru transmissions.
Fit a Subaru 5 speed to your rear engined car
www.subarugears.com

aintgotitmusthaveit Officially Full-On Dubber

295 posts · joined Jun 2006 ·

#761899
No probs.
I got access to machine shops and waterjet cuttters too!

jsheppard64 Officially Full-On Dubber

323 posts · joined Mar 2008 ·

#761909
aintgotitmusthaveit wrote:What part guys? I run a team of aeronauticle engineers designing comercial airplanes and tooling.
Ahh now that's the idea... a VW that flies



ps sorry for spamming the thread

DylanTheDubber Custom Title Time!

1,252 posts · joined Jun 2009 ·

#761913
i love it how i can design it on the computer and take it to the machine shop and get it made up. The Tutorials seem a bit hard but i hope to find some good ones and get some things acctually made into real metal. = ) From Dylan

ttriebler Officially Full-On Dubber

321 posts · joined Jan 2008 ·

#762352
Well guys how good is the VW community. Jonathan has mad skillz in cad drawing and 3d modelling. He donated some of his spare time and we now have the Subaflange! This flange allows all types of VW//Porsche CV's to bolt onto the reversed Subie gearbox. Thanks heaps Jonathan, check it out y'all.
Reversed gears for Subaru transmissions.
Fit a Subaru 5 speed to your rear engined car
www.subarugears.com

spdterence Seriously Crusin Dubber

143 posts · joined May 2008 ·

#762397
Thats a cracker! I am sure there are stacks of Porsche 964 / 993 tiptronic guys out there that would love a cheaper version of the G50. those things cost a pound!
Smile - It confuses people😀

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Camo Custom Title Time!

1,936 posts · joined Oct 2007 ·

#762494
ttriebler wrote:Jonathan has mad skillz in cad drawing and 3d modelling. He donated some of his spare time and we now have the Subaflange!
Good on you Jonathan, you deserve a pat on the back for helping others. I think it's great to see people willing to help others and giving their time. And to such a worthy adventure. A big 👍 to you both.

Kev
I thought rebuilding a VW would be cheap - Shit I was wrong, just don't let the wife know !!!!

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dbryar Learner Dubber

17 posts · joined Jan 2010 ·

#763268
Late to the thread but I only check once a week at best.

For quick tutorials on CAD, D/L Google SketchUp and run through the tutorials. You will have the hang of CAD in no time at all, and can make professional pics like Todds flange in about 10 minutes. The Push/Pull tool in SketchUp is one of the best CAD tools I have ever come across, and only in SU. As a bonus for doing things quick, almost every tool in SU has a one-key keyboard shortcut. Can't praise it enough, and it's free, as in beer.

ttriebler Officially Full-On Dubber

321 posts · joined Jan 2008 ·

#763285
Hey thanks Dbryar, I will check out Google sketchup. Would be good skillz to have. I managed to teach myself photoshop & after effects, so why not Autocad.

Just to show you what we ended up with (after a few design changes) here's the cad drawing and 3d model of the Subaflange. Am now going to get the first prototype made and fitted up to make sure everything works and clears as it should.

Awesome work Jonathan, you da man.

Reversed gears for Subaru transmissions.
Fit a Subaru 5 speed to your rear engined car
www.subarugears.com

lauzboy Seriously Crusin Dubber

177 posts · joined Mar 2005 ·

#763338
glad i took my company logo off the title block.

theres still ammendments to be made once we find out the spline details

aintgotitmusthaveit Officially Full-On Dubber

295 posts · joined Jun 2006 ·

#763368
Guys the spline drive will need to be broached. Lovett engineering in vic can do this.

ttriebler Officially Full-On Dubber

321 posts · joined Jan 2008 ·

#763379
lauzboy wrote:glad i took my company logo off the title block.

theres still ammendments to be made once we find out the spline details
Don't worry, I made sure of it before posting.
Ronson gears in Vic are doing the prototyping, once we suss out the splines.
Reversed gears for Subaru transmissions.
Fit a Subaru 5 speed to your rear engined car
www.subarugears.com