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Old 06-19-2007, 10:10 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by insite
which way does a 13B spin? FYI, the bell housing on a boxster transmission is identical to that of a 996.
I believe the 13B spins clockwise while looking at the flywheel. Spins counter-clockwise while looking at the pulley's.

As far as the bell housing bolt pattern, is there a difference between the watercooled and aircooled transaxles? I believe the Kennedy adapter was made for the the aircooled. I've been comparing pictures of Boxster vs 911 watercooled trans's, and they seemed different. Also, from what I remembered, it looks like the 911 has its started mounted by the rear of the trans, and has a shaft/tube running to the flywheel.

-Tahleel
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