Gearbox Query

Started by ANT_GTV6, September 09, 2010, 02:28:10 PM

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ANT_GTV6

Hi

Will a 1985 Alfa 90 gearbox fit a 1981 GTV without many problems?

Cheers,

Anthony

dehne

i think were the cv shafts join are different as the ones on a 90 are bigger and you have a different size bolt that goes in they are 10ml hex were i think the gtv will be either 6 or 8. im sure someone has done the same type of thing before but using a 75 or gtv6 box, so it can be done
now
1x 85 mdl road 90
2013 Giulietta 1.4
2015 Launch Edition Giulietta
Past
Multiple Alfa 90's, Alfetta's and 147's

Sheldon McIntosh

My 90s use an 8mm hex bolt on the cv joints, they are both 87s though.

I'm not sure why you would want an 85 box though, these were notoriously high-geared and recieved a lot of criticism at the time.  If the 90 had the power, with this gearbox it would do 249.1728km/h in 5th, according to my calculations.  Are you doing an economy run?

The 1987 model 90 (Super) has the lower gearing, identical to a 75 2.5 and I believe the TS.

Storm_X

bolt the whole trans axel frame up and change the rear hubs. or change the inner drive shafts if you can and the thing that rear axels are bolted to on the hub.
"Alfa Romeo built to excite.. Some dream of driving the ideal.. I drive it"

ANT_GTV6

Thanks for all the info. Its not for me im selling the 90 gearbox to a guy with a GTV. I might have to direct him here to read how much effort it is. He might opt out since its so high geared. I wish i didnt take the engine out of the 90 i kinda like them. I want to drive it.

VeeSix

Different size propellar shaft and driveshaft connections.
1985 Alfa Romeo GTV6 V6 2.5 12V 
1986 Alfa Romeo 90 V6 2.5 12V
1990 Alfa Romeo 75 V6 3.0 12V Potenziata
1990 Alfa Romeo 164 V6 3.0 12V Zender
1991 Alfa Romeo 164 V6 3.0 12V QV
1992 Alfa Romeo 164 V6 3.0 12V QV

Storm_X

can you just change the connection of the front of hte clutch housing ?
"Alfa Romeo built to excite.. Some dream of driving the ideal.. I drive it"