There shall be no separation of parts included in this listing so please do NOT ask. I have many more parts for sale so please check my other items! For sale in this listing is. Audi AAN Engine to Subaru TY85 6-Speed Transmission Adapter Plate & Flywheel. Condition of the part(s). This adapter plate and special flywheel are to mate an Audi AAN engine (or any other that shares the same bolt pattern) to a Subaru TY85 6-speed transmission. In very basic terms, it allows you to pair the Audi engine with a Subaru Impreza WRX STi drivetrain. The adapter was clocked accordingly so that the factory tilt of the engine remains unchanged. Designed to use the Subaru clutch pack and starter. Untested / never installed. The flywheel will need surface prep and balancing prior to final install. I’ve had this adapter plate and flywheel combo commissioned from Subarugears of Australia since they’re renowned for making similar items for Volkswagen to Subaru drivetrain conversions. Sacrilegious to mate an Audi engine with a four-wheel drive system other than quattro? This unholy Audi/Subaru marriage has already been done by Andrew Hawkeswood of New Zealand in his S1 E2 replica back in the early 2010s. He rallied the car intensively so it’s proof that the combo works. It also makes the car easier to drive and cheaper to service. Emulating Andrew was my plan but l. Ife forced me to abandon my dreams. I’m just a guy clearing out his garage so I don’t want any comebacks. Any need of tech support post-sale should be directed to Subarugears. The item is in perfect, like new condition. Almost perfect, any imperfections will be extremely minor and should work as new. Any imperfections will be very minor but may show some signs of shelving. Should work as new. But there’s no guarantees since the item sat for an extended period of time in storage. The item will have had very careful use, with only small imperfections and is fully functional. The item will have had more use, showing some imperfections, but is functional. The item will have obvious signs of wear, but is not broken but should still be functional (no guarantee implied). BAD or POOR – The item will be in a shape requiring servicing. But should be in a salvageable condition (no guarantee implied). The item is meant to be used temporarily or kept as a spare and should still be functional (no guarantee implied). The grading is leaning towards the better condition. The grading is leaning towards the lower condition. In this instance, please make your claim with the third-party service as I shall NOT be responsible for this. This even doesn’t take into account the time I have spent making inventory, packing the boxes and creating the listings. If the item contains parts that are not seen from outside I. Electronics and/or is listed as “UNTESTED” then you bear the ENTIRE responsibility of taking the risk of purchasing a possibly defective item. I can only attest to the fact that I would never intentionally try to sell a broken or non-functional item (unless it is clearly stated otherwise in its description).