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Old 08-04-2008, 04:41 AM
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new 1600 twin-port into '65 beetle?

To anyone that may have tackled this task,
I would like to keep the car as original as possible, however, I also want reliability, performance & economy so I have purchased a new 1600 twin-port.
My question is,
"Is it possible to utilize the original 1300 flywheel, clutch & pressure plate on my new 1600 motor?". Doing this will allow me to keep the original gearbox without grinding 2mm from the inside of the bell-housing for the 1600 flywheel clearance or changing the starter motor.

Any help much appreciated!!
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Re: new 1600 twin-port into '65 beetle?

You'll have to change the ignition circuit and generator on the new engine to 6 volt, or change all of the bulbs, windshield wiper motor, etc. to 12 volt.

That is, unless the car had previously been converted to 12 volt.
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Old 08-04-2008, 03:12 PM
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Re: new 1600 twin-port into '65 beetle?

yes the original had been converted to 12v, is that the only mod I will need to do?, it's mainly the flywheel clearance that's an issue @ the moment.
Cheers Alan thanks for the input, Chris
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