Audi A8 My Fiero (Page 10/220)
engine man AUG 04, 08:20 AM
034 motorsports flywheel insert and a F1 ceramic clutch disk no springs
engine man AUG 05, 10:10 PM
Has any one used these VEMS ecu it seems all the audi guys use them http://www.vems.us/
engine man AUG 07, 03:08 PM
just posting a picture of a newer Audi A4 transmission i would love to have it has the axle moved forward a whole bunch as you can see i found this one on the UK ebay it is a 6 speed standard

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FieroWannaBe AUG 07, 03:53 PM

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Originally posted by engine man:

just posting a picture of a newer Audi A4 transmission i would love to have it has the axle moved forward a whole bunch as you can see i found this one on the UK ebay it is a 6 speed standard




What year audi was this transaxle from?
northeastfiero AUG 07, 05:06 PM

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Originally posted by FieroWannaBe:


What year audi was this transaxle from?



It is from an A4 A5 2.0 Tdi around the 150bhp mark.
engine man AUG 07, 07:25 PM
diesel right so higher torque
engine man AUG 07, 07:38 PM
well i just went and looked it up and that engine makes like 280 FT lbs of torque so i would think the transmission would be rated some where in the 300 ft lbs torque range but i will try to find that info to i think they are Getrag transmissions
CowsPatoot AUG 08, 02:07 AM
My first thought was that if it was made for a diesel engine, it might be geared a bit low for the engine you are using...but after research, the ratios are:

Final: 3.693
1st: 3.778
2nd: 2.050
3rd: 1.321
4th: 0.970
5th: 0.757
6th: 0.625

Outside of 4th gear being a tad quicker, those are almost identical to the 2006 F40...but with a 3.693 final rather than the F40's 3.55. The only other question is...what rpm is that transmission rated to spin to? Although you can probably get away with over-revving the tranny some, the engine it came with gets it's peak power at 4200rpm as opposed to your engine's 6500rpm.
Reallybig AUG 08, 03:58 AM
Does your engine have the same bellhousing bolt pattern as the newer transmission?
FieroWannaBe AUG 08, 09:10 AM
What is the clutch and differential layout as well? the differential look to be right where the clutch would normally be.