Howsit guys!
Need a bit of help with my VR6... being a 81mm piston size, could I drop 82.5mm 2E pistons to increase CC probably to 2.9? Would a rebore be needed?
Where can I have my head flowed without paying ridiculous double figures for?
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VR6 engine help
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Nissan CA20 pistons. But they have to be modified(skirt cut off) and got to have a circlip groove cut to keep the gudgeon pin in as they are pressure fit on the nissan. Then you have to buy a specially made bigger headgasket to fit the new bore - available from Redline engineering at R1700 odd. Total cost of that conversion is roughly R20000. If you do it all yourself except the engineering it's still going to cost you over R12000. Yes oversize pistons will take you to 2.9 - that is how the corrado storm was built. It came as a 2.9 from the factory. There are no other readily available piston that I know of that you can use. 2E's won't work.
Don't know whom to recommend for cheap headflow on a vr as it is a mission - but try Sarel at 8v performance. 0829705478.
oh also don't know where you are based becuase you didn't say and it's no in your signature but there are very few places that can actually bore a VR block. In JHB your choices are Power engineering and Blueprint.
Don't know whom to recommend for cheap headflow on a vr as it is a mission - but try Sarel at 8v performance. 0829705478.
oh also don't know where you are based becuase you didn't say and it's no in your signature but there are very few places that can actually bore a VR block. In JHB your choices are Power engineering and Blueprint.
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Shot! panic... I've contacted Van de Linde developments who will undertake the head and cam work (Flow, bigger valves, springs and stuff, intake porting, and a set of 276 cams), will skip the bore as it sounds like tons of work with minimal returns (I stand corrected?) and to finish off a chip to make things click as they should...
Thanks for the input guys!
Thanks for the input guys!
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Re: can someone please tell me why the 2E piston wouldn't work in a vr6 build
panic-mechanic wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2007 11:32 am Nissan CA20 pistons. But they have to be modified(skirt cut off) and got to have a circlip groove cut to keep the gudgeon pin in as they are pressure fit on the nissan. Then you have to buy a specially made bigger headgasket to fit the new bore - available from Redline engineering at R1700 odd. Total cost of that conversion is roughly R20000. If you do it all yourself except the engineering it's still going to cost you over R12000. Yes oversize pistons will take you to 2.9 - that is how the corrado storm was built. It came as a 2.9 from the factory. There are no other readily available piston that I know of that you can use. 2E's won't work.
Don't know whom to recommend for cheap headflow on a vr as it is a mission - but try Sarel at 8v performance. 0829705478.
oh also don't know where you are based becuase you didn't say and it's no in your signature but there are very few places that can actually bore a VR block. In JHB your choices are Power engineering and Blueprint.
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Hi guys so I reasently choped my 9n3 tdi to put a 2.3l v5 (5cyl) in it , well all good and well now ,but , struggling to get info how I can get the tachometer to work , I'm running splitronics mercury 2, 5 cop 5 sequential injectors , still have all my tdi stuff in the car, so got the speedo to work fine , just the frustration of geting the RPM signal ,I have tried to cheat the signal from the 60-2 pickup ,with the og crank pickup wire , but no luck as of yet , any thoughts on this would be appreciated!
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Re: polo 9n3 2.3l v5 turbo build
Try posting your own new thread for more visibility as this is for a v5. Ask your question in new thread and you would likely get more responses.9n3poloTDI wrote: ↑Wed Jan 31, 2024 1:55 pm Hi guys so I reasently choped my 9n3 tdi to put a 2.3l v5 (5cyl) in it , well all good and well now ,but , struggling to get info how I can get the tachometer to work , I'm running splitronics mercury 2, 5 cop 5 sequential injectors , still have all my tdi stuff in the car, so got the speedo to work fine , just the frustration of geting the RPM signal ,I have tried to cheat the signal from the 60-2 pickup ,with the og crank pickup wire , but no luck as of yet , any thoughts on this would be appreciated!
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