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Also, working on the G50 rear mount, but haven't had time to complete it. I was looking at Sandeep/Wally's mounts for inspiration, but was trying to start with the thicker Bug@5speed 901 mount:
Here is the Bug@5speed mount. Thinking about extending the ledge like Wally/Sandeep: Wally's mounting for reference: Has anyone mounted the G50 differently? I wasn't sure if I could attach the mount to the same lower bolt holes on the G50 bellhousing as the pics above, but maybe on the backside, so the lower engine studs exit the hole, through the mount bracket, and then into a nut? If that even makes sense, it's late! Last edited by rioprelude; December 24th 2017 at 13:45. Reason: bump |
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bumping the build thread, since I replied to all of the others afterwards!
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Ok, this build is officially dead. I purchased a 68 Karmann Ghia convertible, that I'll start another build thread for. I still have the Mendeola Chassis and the Type 4 engine (sold the G50) ,that I will use for the Ghia, so it should still be interesting
![]() To recap this build: I just took too long, and changed directions too many times. In hindsight, I should have completed the car in it's original form (V1) with just a porsche 901 5-speed and Type 4 engine, 15" fuch wheels w/generic brakes. Maybe even a Type 1 engine/trans to start. Then planned V2/V3 upgrades for the bigger transmission, wheels, brakes, suspension, etc... Overall, I ended up with a nice chassis/engine, so all is not lost. |
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Such a shame! I really liked the G50 progress! and still enjoy mine everytime I shift a gear
![]() Ghia converibles are about a pretty a car as they come imo, so I hear you as well. Lets what you start with, curieus what it will become! |
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The G50 was really nice, but $$ after the rebuild, and Porsche parts are crazy $$ now. I will probably try a Subaru trans next, in the Ghia after the engine/suspension upgrades.
I still have the KEP type4 to G50 flywheel if you know anyone interested. Sold the 930 clutch with the trans.. |
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