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Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 9:02 pm
by amd is the best
Getrag V160 :)

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 5:01 am
by ChrisAudi80
loxxrider wrote:Yeah, I'm hoping to get the brunt of this finished up before a house becomes a priority. I'm thinking the tranny is going to have to be non-audi or a serious straight cut 01e at the least.

Methinks you need to call Scott @ AA and have a serious conversation.

Or talk to Hap about what he did for a trans.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 6:05 am
by loxxrider
Scott and I have had some serious conversations regarding transmissions. Not the kind he or I wanted to have though.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 9:44 am
by my2000apb
loxxrider wrote:Scott and I have had some serious conversations regarding transmissions. Not the kind he or I wanted to have though.

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send me a pm if you prefer

Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 11:00 am
by amd is the best
Im curious now too.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 11:10 am
by oldsklaudidub
loxxrider wrote:Yeah, I'm hoping to get the brunt of this finished up before a house becomes a priority. I'm thinking the tranny is going to have to be non-audi or a serious straight cut 01e at the least.



Those TDI trans that I told you about will hold the power, they include wide gears. Now you face this situation where your talking about a custom built 01E which would cost as much as sourcing one of the 3.89 6spd TDI 01E's.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 12:44 pm
by amd is the best
It's not the gears that are weak in terms of the teeth, it's the engagement portion of the gears that get rounded off and the shift collars (sliders). The TDI's are identical with different ratios making them no stronger (from what I understand). I've rebuilt my 01E twice now and I know them pretty well. I did also have to replace the input shaft due to a pitted first gear (on the shaft side).

Why would you want the taller final drive, which would also include having to swap out the rear end?

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 1:08 pm
by oldsklaudidub
amd is the best wrote:[/quote]
It's not the gears that are weak in terms of the teeth, it's the engagement portion of the gears that get rounded off and the shift collars (sliders). The TDI's are identical with different ratios making them no stronger (from what I understand). I've rebuilt my 01E twice now and I know them pretty well. I did also have to replace the input shaft due to a pitted first gear (on the shaft side).

Why would you want the taller final drive, which would also include having to swap out the rear end?[/quote]

It is all physics, low hp/tq engines need short gears to compensate for there lack of power. Big hp/tq engines need tall gears to take full advantage of full power band. With a taller gear energy is built up through most of the rpm range before the gear is run out. Where as a shorter gear the big hp/tq engine would run out the gear before it achieves its maximum potential.

I am sure when you had the stock trans 1st and maybe 2nd gear were run out before you could get close to red line.

As for final drive, all ratios are compromises. Given the weight of the vehicle, the power to be produced, etc etc I would be beneficial for a taller final drive. Higher top speed, better gas mileage (big one with 1000chp).

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 1:24 pm
by Hank
The problem.with the 01e is the poor gear ratios. Ideally you would want a taller 1-2 and then shorter 3-5 with a tall 6th for the freeway. The 3.89 only solves two of these issues in tdi form. The tdis still have terrible 3-5 ratios. If you look at them, they are basically 5 speed ratios with a tall sixth. Some of the tdis have flexible main shafts and oil coolers, but other than that, 01e layout is pretty consistant across the board.

FYI, this is why I was so excited about the built trans from Scott, as I thought I was getting a shorter 3-4. In the end I just ended up with a standard wide five speed ratios. Piss off, I know. I added a sixth gear so I am pretty much geared like a tdi. This is not ideal for a high performance track car. No worries, though I will never buy anything from Scott again. A built tranmission with a complete rebuild should include new symcros imo

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 9:37 pm
by loxxrider
and the truth starts to come out!

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 9:49 pm
by oldsklaudidub
loxxrider wrote:and the truth starts to come out!



You can spend many hours seeing what gears are available for the 01E on etka and see what combos work. It makes me believe it will become very $$$$

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 9:51 pm
by loxxrider
I was referring to the scott situation.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 10:48 pm
by PRA4WX
What is it that the crazy Norse, Swedes, and Fins are running in their hooligan cars?? Not all of them are straight cut geared boxes or even sequential dog boxes........?

Chris- I like the wheels you have on it! 8-)

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2011 2:38 am
by xileh
PRA4WX wrote:What is it that the crazy Norse, Swedes, and Fins are running in their hooligan cars?? Not all of them are straight cut geared boxes or even sequential dog boxes........?

Chris- I like the wheels you have on it! 8-)


Most are running 01E boxes. But it is starting to come more and more straight cut boxes with custom ratio. Some companies in Norway are trying to make good deals on straight cut gears to use in the 01E box :)

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: IT LIVES!!!!

Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2011 2:34 pm
by loxxrider
I'm happy to report that the car is now safely in its new home (parents finally sold their house and are in new places now). Had to have AAA come and pick it up on the tow truck because of my lack of hydro assist on the brakes... and because of the 4" open dp in a quiet little town.

The car will be getting a little love in the next few weeks since I'll be home for the holidays. Mainly, the hydro assist will get hooked back up by way of a modified water manifold.

Next on the list of good things is that the crank sprokets are ready to be manufactured now. I just need to put a deposit on them and an initial run will be made. Since its the end of the semester, the deposit will be hard to come by if its just me so whoever is ready to have one of these on their car (although they will be untested for now) should contact me via PM to help fund the effort. You will receive a cam gear as soon as they are manufactured. The only thing in the way now is the deposit. Cost is a little over $200 each when all is said and done.

Next on the list of stuff is that I'm pretty sure I'm making it my goal to purchase an E39 M5 sometime this year. Might slow down the Audi a little, but rest assured getting it running is my first priority this summer.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: crank cogs and a new home

Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2011 7:51 am
by Kuma
DUDE, ive been trying to sell your wheels for almost a year and half i think? and still no bites!


These things are expensive! But most normal people wont spend that kind of money on stock wheels right off the bat, unless you are just one of those Dubbers who loves to show out.


I tried to sell them to a guy in my car group. He always acts like hes so cool but his wheels are over played so i suggested he get the lambo wheels.


That fell through, cause then he was like i cant justify spending 2500 bucks on some wheels. But he can totally justify spending over 10,000 dollars on the airride, wheels and paint. Engine is still blah.


the point is that the wheels are beautiful, but are not as easy to sell as one may think.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: crank cogs and a new home

Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2011 10:41 am
by loxxrider
yes, I know this. I will take $2k for them if I have to ship. I will take less if its for a friend of a MG'er who would like to pick them up or meet me somewhere.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: crank cogs and a new home

Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2011 10:55 am
by Kuma
i got you!

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: crank cogs and a new home

Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2011 11:00 am
by loxxrider
by the way, you really don't have to try selling anything for me. You can if you want, but I'm definitely not asking you to if you don't want to.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: crank cogs and a new home

Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2011 11:54 am
by Kuma
no, dont take it that way!

I dont mind at all.


i was just saying that for you to sell the wheels to get transmission stuff is easier said than done. Im not trying to guilt you bro!

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: crank cogs and a new home

Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2011 12:14 pm
by loxxrider
OK lol just making sure you know you aren't obligated or anything. You know I'm flexible on price, but it has to be worth it to me! I would trade for some lower-cost wheels, but I have to really like 'em.

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: crank cogs and a new home

Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2011 1:55 pm
by Kuma
Dude, you know i asked you to help you out, not because you asked me. Its still an ongoing thing! but we will get them sold or traded for some dope ass wheels!!!

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: crank cogs and a new home

Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2011 4:07 pm
by ChrisAudi80
Wait, Lambo wheels ain't dopeass wheels?
lol j/k.

Btw, Merry Christmas ya'll

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: crank cogs and a new home

Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2011 6:23 pm
by Kuma
well, they is, but you sees here, theys aint as bad ass as they needs to be. The car is better than the wheels.... I would have thought the wheels gave more powar!!!

Re: Loxxrider's 200 20v: crank cogs and a new home

Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2012 1:38 am
by ChrisAudi80
Yo Chris, any updates?