will a diesel bolt up to a quantum syncro 5cyl trans?

[GTiTDi]

How tough would it be to find a quatro trans for it?

A quattro trans that would bolt up to a 4cyl diesel? If you want to use the early manual locking diffs, like me, you need an 016 with the 4 cyl bolt pattern, and as far as I know, you can only get these in Europe

[R.O.R-2.0]

Per cylinder it is, but with more displacement, you do better at low  RPMs, and there is no balance shaft.

what about a balance shaft?

the 1.6 doesnt have either..

IM shaft maybe, but not a balance shaft..

if anything it is an un-balance shaft. LOL.

[R.O.R-2.0]

Isn't Quantum longitudinal and your Jetta's are transverse, so I would say no.

 That has nothing to do with the engine bolting to the trany.
 
 I would be nice if they made an adapter kit so we could easily build a quantum syncro wagon with a 1.6 TD. 

the 86-89 quattro trannies had both patterns i do believe..

Audi TD5 engines are not hard to find, and are tougher than a 1.6...

86-89 are not dual bolt pattern...If that were the case I would have already put my AHU into my 87 4000CS quattro

....And if Audi TD5's aren't hard to find, how come I can't seem to find a head for mine?

there are a GRIP of TD5s over on this side of the planet.. ive had chances to own lots...

and i know where there is a head for yours, you just have to pursuade me to remove it and ship it to you

and maybe it was just the 2wd trannies that got both bolt patterns...

i know some of the Audi trannies were bisexual, just dont remember what ones..

[bbob203]

can some one educate me on how hard itvwould be to make and adapter plate and how exactly they work. wouldn't the input shaft on the clutch be to short to go into clutch from thexwidth of the plate?

[bbob203]

http://www.vwdiesel.net/forum/index.php?topic=31533.0 


This guy claiming 35-38 mpg in a 2wd.. In the syncro it would probably be worse... no? A b3 with an AAZ is sounding like a better move(easier and cheaper) for a wagon project. though having an wad diesel wagon sounds zoo good..

[745 turbogreasel]

Per cylinder it is, but with more displacement, you do better at low  RPMs, and there is no balance shaft.

what about a balance shaft?

the 1.6 doesnt have either..

IM shaft maybe, but not a balance shaft..

if anything it is an un-balance shaft. LOL.

You are right.
 5's and 6's have a water pump in that spot, and it is the timing belt tensioner.

[GTiTDi]

Isn't Quantum longitudinal and your Jetta's are transverse, so I would say no.

 That has nothing to do with the engine bolting to the trany.
 
 I would be nice if they made an adapter kit so we could easily build a quantum syncro wagon with a 1.6 TD. 

the 86-89 quattro trannies had both patterns i do believe..

Audi TD5 engines are not hard to find, and are tougher than a 1.6...

86-89 are not dual bolt pattern...If that were the case I would have already put my AHU into my 87 4000CS quattro

....And if Audi TD5's aren't hard to find, how come I can't seem to find a head for mine?

and i know where there is a head for yours, you just have to pursuade me to remove it and ship it to you

What is that going to take? And no, I will not trade my GTDI!!

[rabbid79]

i know some of the Audi trannies were bisexual, just dont remember what ones..

It is the 01A (5-speed Quattro) and 01E (5 and 6 speed Quattro) transmissions that will accept both bolt patterns.  The 016 trannies in the U.S. will only accept the 5/6 cylinder engines.  Swapping 01Es into Audi 4000 Quattros is fairly common, so I wouldn't think that swapping a 01E into a Quantum Syncro would be too difficult either.

[Nevadan]

Hi bbob203.  It appears we are on the same search.  I will look at the Quantum Syncro tomorrow, heavy rain and snow permitting, to determine if I will purchase the vehicle.  I'm doing research on the Audi 2.0 Turbodiesel in case I purchase the car so I can make the swap.

[R.O.R-2.0]

Hi bbob203.  It appears we are on the same search.  I will look at the Quantum Syncro tomorrow, heavy rain and snow permitting, to determine if I will purchase the vehicle.  I'm doing research on the Audi 2.0 Turbodiesel in case I purchase the car so I can make the swap.

TD5 engines are SUPER HARD to find, and even harder to find parts for..

[Nevadan]

ROR, you appear to be correct in the availability of the TD5's....I've found a few on the internet but have no idea what condition they're in but the cost is around $1,000 shipped.  I'll look more on the availability of parts but since pistons, injectors, etc. are the same as the 1.6 that should never be a problem.  I'll know more tomorrow when I purchase or walk away from the QSW (Quantum Syncro Wagon).  I just really want a 4wd diesel wagon for driving in the mountains skiing and hunting.