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Old 11-28-2006, 06:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default v8 drive train in 1962 corvair

does anyone know if you can cap off the quatro so the transaxle is a front wheel drive only?
I am engineering putting the v8 and auto transmission in a 1962 corvair. V8's in corvairs are a nice ride but most keep the weak corvair drive train which does not hold up well with 250 horse power or more in front of it.

I think the v8 audi drive train would be a well balance package to transform this corvair into a mid engine screamin demon! Your thoughts

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