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Old 19-09-17, 06:49 PM   #11
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The 1.8 gearbox used in the 80q is for a 4 pot engine, and the bellhousings are different 4 versus 5 cyl, so that couldn't be the case.....
You sure they dont have both sets of holes like the tor-sen ones??? Torsens are interchangeable i gather
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Old 19-09-17, 09:08 PM   #12
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Torsen is a differential, not a gearbox..........

The gearbox in the 1.8 litre Audi 80 was 4.56 : 1 as far as I know.
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Hello, anyone know the answer to this???
I have just bought a 1983 KK Quattro, it does 17.5mph/1000rpm in 5th. I also have a KV engined type 85 90Q, and this does 20.5mph/1000rpm 5th...
Is that how the KK is meant to be? Or had it found the box from a 1.8 Quattro at some point??
Post your gearbox code.
B2 4cyl 1.8q gearbox is not bolt-on to 5cyl engine.
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Torsen is a differential, not a gearbox..........

The gearbox in the 1.8 litre Audi 80 was 4.56 : 1 as far as I know.
Sounds like your trying to make me look daft chum...
Audi gearbox with Tor-Sen diff then, you knew what i meant....

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Post your gearbox code.
B2 4cyl 1.8q gearbox is not bolt-on to 5cyl engine.
If they really wont fit together, then either the gear sets have been replaced, or the rev counter over-reads. Since my mate has just dynoed his 90CD, and the rev counter over-reads... Then its possible. Think his CD said 8000@ a true 6500

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Sounds like your trying to make me look daft chum...
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Audi gearbox with Tor-Sen diff then, you knew what i meant....
As someone else has also said... a 4 cyl engine needs a box designed for that engine, ditto for a 5 cyl. If our B2 engine is a KK, a gearbox for a 1.8 won't physically fit it.....

It's a difficult job to fit the internals from a 4 cyl box into a 5 cyl box..... Possible but not easy. Much easier and cheaper to just get a replacement box in the event of a failure

At this point you should have a look at the number stamped into the top of your gearbox bell housing close to the back of the engine.

Also....
Have a look at your speedo and see what part number is printed on the front of it (if visible), and also the "W=....." number.

That information will help. Is your speedo giving a reasonably accurate figure?
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Old 20-09-17, 05:59 PM   #17
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As someone else has also said... a 4 cyl engine needs a box designed for that engine, ditto for a 5 cyl. If our B2 engine is a KK, a gearbox for a 1.8 won't physically fit it.....

It's a difficult job to fit the internals from a 4 cyl box into a 5 cyl box..... Possible but not easy. Much easier and cheaper to just get a replacement box in the event of a failure

At this point you should have a look at the number stamped into the top of your gearbox bell housing close to the back of the engine.

Also....
Have a look at your speedo and see what part number is printed on the front of it (if visible), and also the "W=....." number.

That information will help. Is your speedo giving a reasonably accurate figure?
Spedo is only about 2mph over (surprisingly), by a phone app and sat nav for comparison. So no problem there...
My MK2 Golf must over-read by 10%, its well off. This KK is nearly right
Just found 6B15 on the top of the box...
Spedo W=1740
VDO
811 190

Thats how it reads coming down the clocks, the 811 190 is tiny!

Hope this sheds some light, ad many thanks
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