Engine removal and detailing in the Bug

[rightpedal]

Re: Engine removal and detailing in the Bug

That's really funny, I thought i was the only one who used skate boards as shop equipment. My buddy mike found me using my old cab board to haul a trany out and freaked. He sold it on ebay for $180.00 and bought me a transmission jack. Who knew?


THE BUG ROCKS!!!!!!!


Steve

[Junk Whisperer]

Re: Engine removal and detailing in the Bug

Wait a minute. Where's the Turbocharged Corvair/Spyder Engine you 'were' going to swap in ;D? I don't see it anywhere in the pics ;D :D......`J/W-006.

[ecniv]

Re: Engine removal and detailing in the Bug

48 idas and an FK-87 cam or go home ;)

[fast Ed]

Re: Engine removal and detailing in the Bug

More engine pictures? I've only seen them installed in the cars.

Here's one without the fan shroud and generator installed:



An animation of a Beetle engine at work:



Just type "VW Beetle engine" in to Google images, lots of hits.


cheers
Ed N.

[Caveman]

Re: Engine removal and detailing in the Bug

Hey, that animation of the motor doesn't show any oil dripping. ;D ;D

[fast Ed]

Re: Engine removal and detailing in the Bug

That's harsh, Tony.







Harsh but true unfortunately. :D

cheers
Ed N.

[Brian Lohnes]

Re: Engine removal and detailing in the Bug

Nor does it show the driver freezing his ass off in the winter.

(unless he has the optional gas powered heater running...and that's a whole different set of jokes ;))

Brian

[NAS Backyard]

Re: Engine removal and detailing in the Bug

Cool project. Don't know much about them but i guy I worked with back in 79 had one with the Viceroy cigarette add on it that would out run anything around out of the hole.