YOUR RESEARCHG86 5 speed and g96 6 speed same bolt pattern?
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I am sorry for having to ask. I am sure some of the holes are not the same, but for the most part are they. I have a schematical drawing of a bellhousing that is labeled as a 5 speed Boxster G86/ Audi 012. I have also read online that the G86 and G96 are the same bolt pattern with maybe a bolts or 2 being different, but never any references to 5 or 6 speeds. I really just need someone to clarify it for me.
Yes, the same.
Doesn't seem to be the same as 997 from my measurements at all I assume you are talking about the drawing by Douglas Clark? Sorry for bumping an old thread, trying to figure this out on my own project.
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