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May have typed to fast... :oops: TS is 4,1 according to a book i have. 4,11 is possible with 37 to 9 teeth... :roll: I had a 75 Turbo gearbox under my '74 Alfetta sedan with a 3.0 164 engine in it. Would keep up with a 147 GTA to 140km/h. 8) Loved the combination of the v6, the gearbox and the light...

@ Grant,

don't you mean the 3,9 rear end? That's found on the 75 1.8Turbo and SZ?RZ cars.

Best finaldriveratio for a v6 if you ask me, pulls hard, picks up very nice and still quite comfortable at cruising.

@ Micke,

4:11 could also be 4,11 :1... That's the 75 TS final drive.

even if you cut the rear brake line the car will still brake... that is why there are two separate hydraulic systems. That driveshaftfailure could have been avoided i think, in 99% of the cases the donuts(guibos) die first and that's something you will notice. :( if you choose to carry on driving wh...

not so good conditions to be driving an Alfa.... they prefer sunshine, as do i...

and double check the gearbox mounts... get a tire-iron and try to lift the gearbox from the front beam which holds the de-dion triangle.

Maybe i'll come down there to chear at you guys.. It's not that far a drive for me. Will take pics if i go.

It all depands on the date if i can go so please decide.

hmm... a friend of mine has a nice set of BBS 3-piece wheels lying around from a Porsche, 8+10Jx16 with the 5x130 pattern.

Would require some heavy cutting at the rear'...

What about a set of 5x112mm for the folks located in Europe? So you can use Audi/ VW/ Mercedes - wheels...

Garth, sorry for the double-doublepost... :oops: screwed something up i think. :? Nice work on the engine compartiment. the colour really appeals to me in the picture. looks really dark grey which i like. :) Evert, also check out the gotechwebsite... the Gotech guys are Alfalovers also. Stephan from...

the girly two-seater convertible... known as a Miata in the States.

please do...

849 kg that's really impressive. do you have a rollcage filled with helium?

putting the rear end of the car high in the air helps bleeding the brakes. the higher the better... The adjustement of the rear calipers is also important as mentioned above.

He should have shortened the wheelbase before he closed off the rear doors, Giulietta Coupe....

Do you know how much it weighs?

go to www.tinypic.com and post your pictures there. then you get a link that you can just copy to this forum and it will automatically show the pictures here....