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Opeler
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: PE
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Unanswered: Manta with gsi
i have a 1974 Manta A, i want to remove the 1900 motor and 4 speed box, and put in a 1800 or 2000 GSI with 5 speed box. this will require a rear wheel drive box and i have no idea what to do next...im guessing i will have to put the motor in longitudinally in etc...any help would b greatly appreciated. ![]() ![]() ![]() ill eventually end up slapping a rotary in it, but that still needs some motivation...
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Southern Red Neck
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Snellville, GA
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I think, at minimum, there's one motor mount and the exhaust to headpipe connection have to be fabricated.
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"The Jägermeister"
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Newnan, GA - greater ATL area
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You need the Getrag 240 and the oil pan from a Manta B 1.8 or Rekord E 1.8, their oil pick-up tube, the motor mounts. An alternative would be the gear box from an Omega A 2.0, but the other parts still have to come from a Manta B or Rekord E. The necessary clutch and all other parts can be bought from Lenk Tuning International or from hipo - autotechnik GmbH. You either need to get a short distributor from a Motronic 2.8, or a modification set to mount the distributor sideways, or take out your heater radiator.
Dieter
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