Hey there!

I realize this is a while ago now, but hope you're still around to chat.

I am building a '91 Extra Cab. 4WD, Manual trans. I am also putting an AAZ as a transplant into it for the purpose of RPM and gearing.

I'm just in the process of repairing some body work as the front left fender/core support got smooshed up a bit, but was hoping to talk to you a bit about the clearance issues you had. From what I understand in your writings, if I planned on a 2" body lift, I should be able to avoid oil pan issues by having taller engine mounts, and by moving the engine/trans/case forward 1-2 inches, I would avoid any firewall issues?

Was there any other specific issues you ran into, or have any other tips for someone undertaking this project?

I live in the Peterborough area actually, not too far from you!

Hope all is well

Sorry it was gone long ago.

Hey Flash, How did the 1.6 VW diesel work out? i just read an old thread about it. Did it ever work out for you? I'm thinking an inexpensive small diesel like the 1.6 is ideal for economy and a biodiesel option.

If you could email them to onlyn8v@gmail.com that would be sooo awesome!

Flash, Could i get the .ipt files for that adapter? I have a crashed 02 TDi jetta and I need a pickup to get stuff done. I want to do the complete swap ECU and all.

Hi there my name's Matt from England. I'm currently building a Dax Rush Kit car using the 4 cylinder Audi 1.8 litre turbo engine and I think the adapter plate you made for your truck would be just what I need to install the engine with a Toyota gearbox. Would you be willing to share some of your CAD files with me??

Regards

Matt.

Flash, i just signed up here to see if you still have the Flywheel and adapter FS. i am not doing a toyota, rather making my rabbit RWD. and this is the route i want to go. i just need to figure out about a strong toyota trans. W56 is good?

i am in USA, in Oregon, postal code 97301.

if you still have the FW and adapter plate, i am really interested. as well as starter, too.

thanks for the detailed build up, i spent the last 2 hrs reading it.

Aaron