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a few pics here of a pug adapter

 
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redeye
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PostPosted: Sat Apr 01, 2006 3:00 pm    Post subject: a few pics here of a pug adapter Reply with quote

hi everyone this forum is my type of forum Cool just a few pics of a pug 19 diesel i put in a bay on this pic i used a bug box to help make adaptor plate

this was one of my first atempts of a self made adaptor and it worked really well very smooth running i had a 10mm spacer made on lathe with a small dowel to centre the flywheel spot on and bolted the the flywheels together so all clutch fittings was standard the teeth on the vw flywheel are not used



i also made a pejero 2.5td fit into a splitscreen pickup
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 2:09 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

How did you sort out the coolant issues, where did you stick the radiator?
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pepper
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PostPosted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 2:20 pm    Post subject: Pug Power Reply with quote

My conversion is very similar with the two flywheels bolted together with a layshaft support bearing in between, I've taken all the ring gear off the VW flywheel and lightened the Peugeot flyhweel by removing a lot of the centre metal, they now both bolted together doesn't weigh much more than the Peugeot flywheel did on its own originally.
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famous phil
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 9:51 pm    Post subject: Re: Pug Power Reply with quote

pepper wrote:
My conversion is very similar with the two flywheels bolted together with a layshaft support bearing in between, I've taken all the ring gear off the VW flywheel and lightened the Peugeot flyhweel by removing a lot of the centre metal, they now both bolted together doesn't weigh much more than the Peugeot flywheel did on its own originally.
Hello this adapter looks a bit like the one fitted to rover 218 418 with pug power -flywheel ? i also used to lighten flywheels mill out to look like 5 spoke wheel so the weight was a little more than pug one ,, it took little time to work out that the tourque curve of the engine was down ,,,, in my t25 so change the flywheel to the standard two without milling any weight off exactly 10 mph better on top speed , so i look`d at pug boxer flywheel and they weight about the same as the ones i get bolted together - minuss vw ring gear
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