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Re: 101 Vs 105 drivetrain



In a message dated 3/18/03 10:43:07 AM Pacific Standard Time, Paul Bayly 
writes:

<snip> 
>  This may sound blasphemous, but what is involved in fitting 105 series
>  engine/tranny/rear axle and front suspension to a 101 chassis. Is it at all
>  feasible ?
<snip>

Not blasphemous at all, at least it's all Alfa (not like the infamous 
Milano/Volvo of a few years back).

Yes, the 105 1600 engine will fit with little concern, as will the tranny. 
They're pretty much identical from a dimensional point of view.

The rear axle is a standard 'upgrade' for 101 racing types, the LS of the 105 
is desirable as is the disk brake set up.

The drive shaft will have to be modified, I believe. Shortened, but best to 
make your measurements once everything else is in.

Don't know about the other engines fitting.

Which model 101 were you thinking about? Spider? Sprint? Sedan (saloon)?

Tom
Seattle
6310123 (spider)
7711615 (Sprint/GTV/GT)
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