My 2.0 8V conversion - Another update (28/08/2006)

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Re: My 2.0 8V conversion - Another update (28/08/2006)

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mojo786 wrote:shot a lot frog_in_the_fridge... :driving:

To play it safe.....consult quite a few Fi guys and specialists in ur area and elsewhere in teh country. Give em a call
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Re: My 2.0 8V conversion - Another update (28/08/2006)

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The 1.4i injectors with the stock 3 bar FPR will run a 2.0 motor just fine. Just make sure that your ECU has been mapped / chipped for the 2.0 motor.
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Re: My 2.0 8V conversion - Another update (28/08/2006)

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MacMan wrote:The 1.4i injectors with the stock 3 bar FPR will run a 2.0 motor just fine. Just make sure that your ECU has been mapped / chipped for the 2.0 motor.
Which Gbox are u running with ur engine?
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Re: My 2.0 8V conversion - Another update (28/08/2006)

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frog_in_the_fridge wrote:
MacMan wrote:The 1.4i injectors with the stock 3 bar FPR will run a 2.0 motor just fine. Just make sure that your ECU has been mapped / chipped for the 2.0 motor.
Which Gbox are u running with ur engine?
I am running a stock FFZ gearbox from a 1.4i VeloCiti.
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Re: My 2.0 8V conversion - Another update (28/08/2006)

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MacMan wrote:
frog_in_the_fridge wrote:
MacMan wrote:The 1.4i injectors with the stock 3 bar FPR will run a 2.0 motor just fine. Just make sure that your ECU has been mapped / chipped for the 2.0 motor.
Which Gbox are u running with ur engine?
I am running a stock FFZ gearbox from a 1.4i VeloCiti.
Was hoping ud say that. Which starter are u using? When I convert to ADY block from my 1.4 8v block, ill have to change the flywheel and clutch......but will my starter iv got fit on the 210mm flywheel with my FFZ box?

I assume the 1.4 8v flywheel is smaller in dia?


Hows ur daily performance aswell with that Gbox on ur 2.0 engine?
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Re: My 2.0 8V conversion - Another update (28/08/2006)

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frog_in_the_fridge wrote:Was hoping ud say that. Which starter are u using? When I convert to ADY block from my 1.4 8v block, ill have to change the flywheel and clutch......but will my starter iv got fit on the 210mm flywheel with my FFZ box?

I assume the 1.4 8v flywheel is smaller in dia?


Hows ur daily performance aswell with that Gbox on ur 2.0 engine?
I am using a standard VeloCiti starter. So yes your starter will work fine.

Yes the 1.4 flywheel is probably 200mm.... maybe even 190mm like on the 1.3.

The gears are perfect for normal everyday driving but a bit short for top end stuff. I have seen 211km/h on the GPS, but that was near the 7200rpm limiter in 5th.
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Re: My 2.0 8V conversion - Another update (28/08/2006)

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MacMan wrote:
frog_in_the_fridge wrote:Was hoping ud say that. Which starter are u using? When I convert to ADY block from my 1.4 8v block, ill have to change the flywheel and clutch......but will my starter iv got fit on the 210mm flywheel with my FFZ box?

I assume the 1.4 8v flywheel is smaller in dia?


Hows ur daily performance aswell with that Gbox on ur 2.0 engine?
I am using a standard VeloCiti starter. So yes your starter will work fine.

Yes the 1.4 flywheel is probably 200mm.... maybe even 190mm like on the 1.3.

The gears are perfect for normal everyday driving but a bit short for top end stuff. I have seen 211km/h on the GPS, but that was near the 7200rpm limiter in 5th.
I can live with 211km at this stage....with my 1.4 I cant even get near 190km on a downhill.

Instead of lightening the flywheel....why dont ppl use the smaller dia flywheels with corresponding clutch and just have them lightened. Im sure ull lose more weight with a lightened smaller flywheel then a 210mm one.

Or dont the bolt holes line up?
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Re: My 2.0 8V conversion - Another update (28/08/2006)

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frog_in_the_fridge wrote:
MacMan wrote:
frog_in_the_fridge wrote:Was hoping ud say that. Which starter are u using? When I convert to ADY block from my 1.4 8v block, ill have to change the flywheel and clutch......but will my starter iv got fit on the 210mm flywheel with my FFZ box?

I assume the 1.4 8v flywheel is smaller in dia?


Hows ur daily performance aswell with that Gbox on ur 2.0 engine?
I am using a standard VeloCiti starter. So yes your starter will work fine.

Yes the 1.4 flywheel is probably 200mm.... maybe even 190mm like on the 1.3.

The gears are perfect for normal everyday driving but a bit short for top end stuff. I have seen 211km/h on the GPS, but that was near the 7200rpm limiter in 5th.
I can live with 211km at this stage....with my 1.4 I cant even get near 190km on a downhill.

Instead of lightening the flywheel....why dont ppl use the smaller dia flywheels with corresponding clutch and just have them lightened. Im sure ull lose more weight with a lightened smaller flywheel then a 210mm one.

Or dont the bolt holes line up?
That would mean the friction surface of your clutch would be smaller, which would mean more chance of slippage.
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Re: My 2.0 8V conversion - Another update (28/08/2006)

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MacMan wrote: I assume the 1.4 8v flywheel is smaller in dia?


Hows ur daily performance aswell with that Gbox on ur 2.0 engine?
I am using a standard VeloCiti starter. So yes your starter will work fine.

Yes the 1.4 flywheel is probably 200mm.... maybe even 190mm like on the 1.3.

The gears are perfect for normal everyday driving but a bit short for top end stuff. I have seen 211km/h on the GPS, but that was near the 7200rpm limiter in 5th.[/quote]

I can live with 211km at this stage....with my 1.4 I cant even get near 190km on a downhill.

Instead of lightening the flywheel....why dont ppl use the smaller dia flywheels with corresponding clutch and just have them lightened. Im sure ull lose more weight with a lightened smaller flywheel then a 210mm one.

Or dont the bolt holes line up?[/quote]

That would mean the friction surface of your clutch would be smaller, which would mean more chance of slippage.[/quote]

Ok. Was hoping that the 1.4 clutch wud have enuff pressure on the same size flywheel attached to a larger displacement engine.
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