4kq turbo project- clutch questions
Ameer Antar
ameer at snet.net
Sat Nov 4 20:07:32 EST 2000
Yes I'd agree, I only was talking about the US, in Europe is prolly another
story. Those guys prolly use 90% man. tranny's. I think simple, automatic
things appeal to most Americans, not really needing any kind of performance.
Question for you though, how is it possible that A/T's don't have
flywheels? Isn't it needed, at least just for the ECU timing pins. I
thought A/T flywheels were just thinner and more lightweight...
-ameer
At 06:59 PM 11/4/00, you wrote:
>In a message dated 11/4/00 2:15:12 PM Pacific Standard Time, ameer at snet.net
>writes:
>
><< to end this controversy, please go to the etka [family album] and look at
> 5000 turbo quattro. You will notice it is only from '86-'88. Maybe this was
> a conversion or maybe Audi had some test vehicles around in '84-'85, but it
> wasn't stock.
> >>
>
> Well, my ETKA shows, under Audi 5000 1984/85 a KH and MC flywheel with
>the same part number. Maybe this was only in Europe, but as I say, I have
>seen a few KH manuals and they did not seem to be conversions.
> Anyway, the whole contorversy is mute; to address the original
> intent of
>this thread, the MC flywheel will work with a KH motor...
>Javad
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