Grinding a 6 volt Bell Housing to Accept a 12 volt Flywheel

[@VWLifeVW]

This is good stuff! Everyone has done this but it's nice having a video for any newbies! #vwlife

[@peterdonaldson6786]

This is great. I've been searching for a video like this for ages. Thanks for sharing.

[@errolh1674]

Absolute life saver for a VW newbie. Thanks !!!!!!!(putting my 1641 71 buggy engine into a 66 baja )

[@bux49]

Went to Mid America with my Mom in 2005. California to Illinois. I owned a Corvette at the time.

[@teemill450]

Life saver video.. I'm in the middle of a ECS Stage 1 clutch & Flywheel for the 02j Transmission. I knew I needed a better grinder, just didn't know where to start. Thank you

[@manindabox69]

Excellent video and great work guys. You failed to mention safety glasses which are much needed when blowing metal particles out but otherwise hats off too you! Great info...i sure miss the old VW Trends tech articles. Thanks again and keep buggin'.

[@LouisworldMyLifeMyDiet]

Thanks

[@lumpykleier]

Thanks very much! Great info and illustration.

[@jonklause5130]

great information

[@VitosFix]

Awesome!

[@teemill450]

Could you recommend a good bit to use like the one you're using in the video

[@lhorkef]

My 12v flywheel fit in my supposed 6v tranny without anything. i grinded tf out of it anyway XD

[@keithbutler5461]

After grinding my 6 volt tranny, it’s gonna work just fine with a 1835 motor?

[@andylawton9116]

Do the gearbox mount studs and bolts in the inside of the housing not catch?

[@danielmcburney5966]

Why can’t you just put the 6V flywheel on the 1600?