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PostPosted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 8:44 am 
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is it possible to put an old puddle stick gear box onto a 1275 engine..??


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no, and stop thinking about it :lol:


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moved from conversions to the right area... :roll: by me...


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PostPosted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 7:16 pm 
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IwannaMini wrote:
is it possible to put an old puddle stick gear box onto a 1275 engine..??

Of course it is! I even married a 1962 850 case to an 1100S motor, once... I cut 4 holes in the front of the case. I think I then used about 200ml of Araldite... :lol:
But use a later case, no hole cutting needed.. why not use a 4 synchro (Mini-K, or Mk2 S) box and put the puddin' stirrer shift & diff housing into that... :wink:

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PostPosted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 7:19 pm 
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drmini in aust wrote:
IwannaMini wrote:
is it possible to put an old puddle stick gear box onto a 1275 engine..??

Of course it is! I even married a 1962 850 case to an 1100S motor, once... I cut 4 holes in the front of the case. I think I then used about 200ml of Araldite... :lol:
But use a later case.... why not use a 4 synchro (Mini-K, or Mk2 S) box and put the puddin' stirrer shift & diff housing into that... :wink:


nooooooooooooooo!


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WTF not??? :cry:
Just need to check the diff bearing bores are right size & aligned, with an 850 diff housing on... :wink:

Lotsa people did the opposite swap, back in the swingin' 60s... 8)

Sure it won't be as well mounted as a remote box, but it's absolutely no worse than any rod change... :D

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I must admite I drove a wand..(Toby) for a week and loved it...a it more grund would have been realy nice :wink:

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gafmo wrote:
I must admite I drove a wand..(Toby) for a week and loved it...a it more grund would have been realy nice :wink:


Now youre thinking just like me..!!!

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OK doc will have to talk to you more about this one... like a plane over Sydney most of that went straight over my head. But knowing that its possible has made my day.


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Just get yourself a 4synchro remote box, they are the bees knees! 8)

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I would love to get a 1400 turbocharged engine with dog box, or rip the thing to shreds and put a starlet engine with twin turbos or something as similarly out there, but at the end of the day, my van is a limited model and I love the thing to bits, so I am trying to search out the best way of keeping it looking nice and stock and original (ie keep the puddle stick) but give him a little more OOMPH (ie swap the engine for a 1275 and the drums for Cooper discs)...

It will also mean that if I play my cards right and do it properly that I can put him on heritage plates and get him all ready for the MCC cruises and shows...


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IwannaMini wrote:
I would love to get a 1400 turbocharged engine with dog box, ...


Got a problem with that :lol: and Shhhh. :wink:


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The problem is that if you damage the pudding stick shift from having too much power/torque from the 1275, you might be in for a bastard of a time getting parts again.
Why not super or turbo the original engine for the box?


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The problem is that if you damage the pudding stick shift from having too much power/torque from the 1275, you might be in for a bastard of a time getting parts again.
Why not super or turbo the original engine for the box?


I have 3 pudding stick boxes in the garage. One in the car. One on an engine. One just the box.... there is a few years playing... :lol:

In all seriousness though, if its too much power I will look at seeing what I can do with the 998 thats in there now. Cant turbo charge etc because as above, I want to make sure I can stick to heritage plates... either way I have a couple months up my sleeve so I will work out what to do to the box to support the torque (or to see if I can modify a puddle stick to a more sturdy box) or what I can do to the engine to give it more power and reliability without taking away from the originality. :)


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what makes a pudding stirer weaker than other gearboxes :?: are they waeker because they were made for 850s and 998s or is it just assumed that they are weaker :?:

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