thats why you helping me with my mp9 conversion, right?MacMan wrote:WOW! Talk about a blast from the past.WELGEMOED R wrote:This convertion is my dream.
Some serious respect for doing as much as possible your self!!!!!
Maybe I should make a plan to update this thread sometime...
Thanks for the compliment man. As far as I am concerned the only way to do something properly is to do it yourself. And with a bit of technical ability and the wealth of knowledge on this forum, you can pretty much do anything to your VW.
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I am?1.6carbster wrote:thats why you helping me with my mp9 conversion, right?MacMan wrote:WOW! Talk about a blast from the past.WELGEMOED R wrote:This convertion is my dream.
Some serious respect for doing as much as possible your self!!!!!
Maybe I should make a plan to update this thread sometime...
Thanks for the compliment man. As far as I am concerned the only way to do something properly is to do it yourself. And with a bit of technical ability and the wealth of knowledge on this forum, you can pretty much do anything to your VW.
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And mine too bud
Just as soon as I can find a freaking knock sensor
which thus far... I haven't had much luck with
Just as soon as I can find a freaking knock sensor
which thus far... I haven't had much luck with
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ARE YOU SERIOUS Dude, i swear, i only need the sundries and i'm set to go!EX-DOHCTOR wrote:And mine too bud
Just as soon as I can find a freaking knock sensor
which thus far... I haven't had much luck with
What does a KS cost at the stealership? Goldwagen? Maybe uncle Ray?
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They cost around R1k @ stealerships and abt R700 @ GW.
I will be in Uncle Rays area this week end so might give him a shout tonight and see if he can help.
I will be in Uncle Rays area this week end so might give him a shout tonight and see if he can help.
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golfcity in dbn sells them for R250, but i'm sure u can get one from any decent scrap yard there. also lots of guys in dbn don't even use the knock sensor when doing the conversion
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Now you listen here my boet, that road close to Ray's place, Van Der Hoff weg, THERE IS A SHITLOAD OF SCRAPYARDS IN THE SAME ROAD. I'll bet my frontals that you WILL find a KS there in less than 30min. Just do itEX-DOHCTOR wrote:They cost around R1k @ stealerships and abt R700 @ GW.
I will be in Uncle Rays area this week end so might give him a shout tonight and see if he can help.
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I'll take a drive through there on my way to Carbster tom morning.
Looks like I'll be coming from Onderstepoort side so it'll be on my way.
Can't wait to do my motor.
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I'll take a drive through there on my way to Carbster tom morning.
Looks like I'll be coming from Onderstepoort side so it'll be on my way.
Can't wait to do my motor.
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about timeJetta2 wrote:In light of all the guys doing FI conversions and 2E motor swops, this thread has been STICKIED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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After re-reading the ENTIRE thread again - im opting to get mine done in the next couple of months!!
Thanks for re-igniting the plans to go 2.0!
Im going the easier way tho - 2E bottom end with balanced internals.
With my headwork and current setup - im hoping for a 85+kw @ the wheels with a great torque boost - 150+nm!
Thanks for re-igniting the plans to go 2.0!
Im going the easier way tho - 2E bottom end with balanced internals.
With my headwork and current setup - im hoping for a 85+kw @ the wheels with a great torque boost - 150+nm!
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Hi all, it's been a long time. Been without a PC for months & months, but I'm sorted now.
Yip, this thread is one of my favourites, I printed the entire thread & filed it, believe me I read it say once a week, but everytime I read it, feels like the first time everytime. Can't get enough of it.
Nice one Macman.
Yip, this thread is one of my favourites, I printed the entire thread & filed it, believe me I read it say once a week, but everytime I read it, feels like the first time everytime. Can't get enough of it.
Nice one Macman.
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Hey guys i'm, just curious to know wat figures you guys get from a 2,0l 8v with a 288 cam?
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no idea , stock mp9 head with 276 cam gave me 81kw and 175Nm ATW @ reef level...audioworx3 wrote:Hey guys i'm, just curious to know wat figures you guys get from a 2,0l 8v with a 288 cam?
around 96kw and 204Nm ATW @ coast
im pretty sure 288 cam with flowed head will be only as strong as how well it has been done
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Macman - did you ever consider increasing your compression?
From what I have heard - more compression = more power. With more power comes the requirement for a higher octane fuel - right?
Any idea what the highest compression can be obtained on pump fuel?
Also would you recommend increasing compression to gain HP?
What weight was taken off the fly wheel? How did you decide on that weight?
From what I have heard - more compression = more power. With more power comes the requirement for a higher octane fuel - right?
Any idea what the highest compression can be obtained on pump fuel?
Also would you recommend increasing compression to gain HP?
What weight was taken off the fly wheel? How did you decide on that weight?
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iirc he is running very similar compression to me , think he settled on 10.5:1 whereas i am 10.6:1Life160 wrote:Macman - did you ever consider increasing your compression?
From what I have heard - more compression = more power. With more power comes the requirement for a higher octane fuel - right?
Any idea what the highest compression can be obtained on pump fuel?
Also would you recommend increasing compression to gain HP?
What weight was taken off the fly wheel? How did you decide on that weight?
can only run 95 octane fuel at the compression , raising anymore would most likely require octane boosters
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And what did u have to do to get it to that CR?sixteen10 wrote:iirc he is running very similar compression to me , think he settled on 10.5:1 whereas i am 10.6:1Life160 wrote:Macman - did you ever consider increasing your compression?
From what I have heard - more compression = more power. With more power comes the requirement for a higher octane fuel - right?
Any idea what the highest compression can be obtained on pump fuel?
Also would you recommend increasing compression to gain HP?
What weight was taken off the fly wheel? How did you decide on that weight?
can only run 95 octane fuel at the compression , raising anymore would most likely require octane boosters
whats the difference in performance between the two of you?
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Nope, it is my daily drive so I didn't want to have to worry about pinging issues.Life160 wrote:Macman - did you ever consider increasing your compression?
From what I have heard - more compression = more power. With more power comes the requirement for a higher octane fuel - right?
Any idea what the highest compression can be obtained on pump fuel?
Also would you recommend increasing compression to gain HP?
What weight was taken off the fly wheel? How did you decide on that weight?
Higher compression and/or advanced timing will require higher octane fuel to prevent detonation.
On 95 I wouldn't go higher than 10.5:1.
I would look at other methods of increasing power before trying to increase it by raising the compression ratio.
My flywheel is a stock 210mm flywheel.
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Nope I am running the stock 10.0:1.sixteen10 wrote:iirc he is running very similar compression to me , think he settled on 10.5:1 whereas i am 10.6:1Life160 wrote:Macman - did you ever consider increasing your compression?
From what I have heard - more compression = more power. With more power comes the requirement for a higher octane fuel - right?
Any idea what the highest compression can be obtained on pump fuel?
Also would you recommend increasing compression to gain HP?
What weight was taken off the fly wheel? How did you decide on that weight?
can only run 95 octane fuel at the compression , raising anymore would most likely require octane boosters
I can run on 93 or 95, but the motor prefers 95.
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Thanks!MacMan wrote:Nope, it is my daily drive so I didn't want to have to worry about pinging issues.Life160 wrote:Macman - did you ever consider increasing your compression?
From what I have heard - more compression = more power. With more power comes the requirement for a higher octane fuel - right?
Any idea what the highest compression can be obtained on pump fuel?
Also would you recommend increasing compression to gain HP?
What weight was taken off the fly wheel? How did you decide on that weight?
Higher compression and/or advanced timing will require higher octane fuel to prevent detonation.
On 95 I wouldn't go higher than 10.5:1.
I would look at other methods of increasing power before trying to increase it by raising the compression ratio.
My flywheel is a stock 210mm flywheel.
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The easiest way is to skim the head.Life160 wrote:And what did u have to do to get it to that CR?sixteen10 wrote:iirc he is running very similar compression to me , think he settled on 10.5:1 whereas i am 10.6:1Life160 wrote:Macman - did you ever consider increasing your compression?
From what I have heard - more compression = more power. With more power comes the requirement for a higher octane fuel - right?
Any idea what the highest compression can be obtained on pump fuel?
Also would you recommend increasing compression to gain HP?
What weight was taken off the fly wheel? How did you decide on that weight?
can only run 95 octane fuel at the compression , raising anymore would most likely require octane boosters
whats the difference in performance between the two of you?
Well we run similar times on the 1/4 mile. The 1st time we raced on the road his was slightly quicker than mine. Then the next time we raced we were dead even, but I don't think his car was mapped 100%. Then the last time we raced his was a fair bit quicker because my clutch is slipping like a ****, but even with a new clutch I think his still would have been quicker. Time to get mine chipped too.
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The 2,0lt 276 i built gave me 91kw and 195 nm! At the coast it was for a customer, with gotech managementsixteen10 wrote:no idea , stock mp9 head with 276 cam gave me 81kw and 175Nm ATW @ reef level...audioworx3 wrote:Hey guys i'm, just curious to know wat figures you guys get from a 2,0l 8v with a 288 cam?
around 96kw and 204Nm ATW @ coast
im pretty sure 288 cam with flowed head will be only as strong as how well it has been done
I think my cars around 105kw, with 180 nm, iirc! Thats a "stock" 2,0l 288
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Re: My 2.0 8V conversion - Another update (28/08/2006)
Excellent thread you have here MacMan
Im currently in the process of upgrading my 1.3 carb Shuttle to a 1.8 bottom end, re-bored with 2.6 caravelle pistons, a 2.0 8v flowed head with Rsi throttle bodies, a cam, not sure what cam and Gotec engine management oh, and lightened flywheel and BMW fuel rail and pump. Im sure theres a bit more extra bits but cant remember now. A tuner in Durbs is doing it, but taking ages to complete.
Anyway, approx. how much would a good branch and exhaust cost for this type of setup? Preferably from Viper.
Also, did you re-register your car as a rebuilt golf or how did you go about that stuff with the licensing dept.?
Thanks.
Im currently in the process of upgrading my 1.3 carb Shuttle to a 1.8 bottom end, re-bored with 2.6 caravelle pistons, a 2.0 8v flowed head with Rsi throttle bodies, a cam, not sure what cam and Gotec engine management oh, and lightened flywheel and BMW fuel rail and pump. Im sure theres a bit more extra bits but cant remember now. A tuner in Durbs is doing it, but taking ages to complete.
Anyway, approx. how much would a good branch and exhaust cost for this type of setup? Preferably from Viper.
Also, did you re-register your car as a rebuilt golf or how did you go about that stuff with the licensing dept.?
Thanks.
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Re: My 2.0 8V conversion - Another update (28/08/2006)
A branch and stainless system from Viper will cost you about R3k.GOL500-GP wrote:Excellent thread you have here MacMan
Im currently in the process of upgrading my 1.3 carb Shuttle to a 1.8 bottom end, re-bored with 2.6 caravelle pistons, a 2.0 8v flowed head with Rsi throttle bodies, a cam, not sure what cam and Gotec engine management oh, and lightened flywheel and BMW fuel rail and pump. Im sure theres a bit more extra bits but cant remember now. A tuner in Durbs is doing it, but taking ages to complete.
Anyway, approx. how much would a good branch and exhaust cost for this type of setup? Preferably from Viper.
Also, did you re-register your car as a rebuilt golf or how did you go about that stuff with the licensing dept.?
Thanks.
I am still using my old block which was re-bored, so no need to re-register.
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Re: My 2.0 8V conversion - Another update (28/08/2006)
Cool. Thanks.
I think the guy doing the installation will take the car for engine clearance, then I'll have to re-register with the new engine. Hope its as simple as it sounds.
I think the guy doing the installation will take the car for engine clearance, then I'll have to re-register with the new engine. Hope its as simple as it sounds.
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