VEEDUBBED
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Hello all,
I'm almost finished with my latest
project engine a 2000cc 9A 16v corrado
motor equipped with a G-charger.
A few things i noticed while building up
the engine:
The 9A's inlet cam is identical to a 1800cc
golf/corrado 16v's cam,regardless of year
i got the impression that the 'KR's inlet had more
lift?,not so...
The 9A's oil pump is identical to a 1800 G60
oil pump,same part numbers.
The 9A's ISV is the same as an 'ABV' VR6's one.
If i see anything else worthy,i'll post it up.
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Interested in a 2900cc ABV VR6?,
29000km(15000 miles) totally dismanteld
Engine,ecu,cat,d.pipe sub frame etc.
1200euros the lot,you won't be worrying
about tens.,chains,guides for a long time...
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G60's don't have cam
sensors mate.
Check Fuel pressure with
a fuel pressure gauge.
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30 euro a can+VAT,
rip off Rome stealers...
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Remember to drill 2 small
(3/4mm) holes on the thermostats
outer flange otherwise bleeding all
the air out can be a pig to carry out,
On my old golf 2 16v this was the only
way to get all the air out.
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Need a bit more
info mate,What model?G60,1800,2000cc16v?.
Who did the work,you or garage mechanic?
What cond. is your engine in,did you change
the fuel filter?,cam timing might be a tooth out,
What else was done to the engine?
Cheers,Andrew.
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I've got the solution!!!
You could buy my 4 cyl turbo
manifold,60.60 T3/4 garret turbo,
KR inlet cam and blow those remaining
Cosworths,clio 16v(even if it's turboed)
into the weeds...Sound good?
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Or SOMEONE could have bought
my 29000km ABV VR6 and not
worried about chains,tensioners
etc,etc,I only want 1000 euros
for the bloody thing...
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Flusted mate,
did you get my PM?
If not i need your banks
address+postcode,
cheers.
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Thanks Timo,
I honestly forgot about
the search function....
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Hello all,
Right I,ve got left over a
mint 9A 16Valver that no one
wants and i've also got a pristine
G60 charger that no one wants...,
so i'm gonna build a charged 9A
valver just to make a change
from turbos.
Has anyone done this?,what engine
manegment did you use,i got loads of
bits,G60 injection,weber/marelli IAW,
etc so parts are definatly not a problem.
I'd also like opinions if such a project is
worth doing,i've mainly built turbo 8/16 valvers,
very powerfull but also VERY laggy,6.8 c.ratio,T3/4
Turbo,KKK26/7 turbos,huge front mount intercooler,
8injectors,longer gear ratios,race ported head etc,etc.
If anyone has any opinions,experence please post them
up.Thanks.VEEDUBBED
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Check that the ECU pipe
on throttle body has'nt been
accidently conected to the wrong
nipple/outlet,try swappin them
over and see what happens.
believe it or not this is a very common
mistake thats easily made.
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Ok heres the deal,
we've only got a few VW
spares places over here in Rome
Henny,wanna laugh(or cry..)
get this-2 rear hubs from local Stealer+
Discs=390euros,I just bought a compleat
2000cc 16valver for 500euros...
with A/C,Leather etc.
I'll go to my mate's breakers and get them off
a golf 3 gti 16valver cost 80euros.
Thanks anyway,Andrew.
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Try adjusting the cables
from the gearbox end,
try changing gearbox oil to fully synth.
grade,clutch drag?...
PS,were's "frome"?
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Be carfull because
the small screws are NOT
designed to be removed 'cos
their peened in with a special
press meaning that you may
well be able to loosen the screws
but by doing so you stand a good
chance of buggerin up the throttle
shaft's thread...
One way of removin a damaged
screw is by using a product called
"Screw grab",works like magic,
exellent stuff.
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PM sent.
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I've gone up against Italian modded delta Evos,
modded sierra/escort cosworths with my corrado
pg blocked turbo 16v,their quicker off the line than
my corrado but when i'm in third upwards my car
pi$$is all over them...,no chance they get close.
I've tried a G60 coverted 2000cc 16v and i can assure
you you won't stand a chance against that lot....
The only time i had to back off was when i locked
horns with a Bmw M3 Turbo(GT40 Garret,3200cc,8 injectors,-FERKIN FAST!!).
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Thanks everyone for the help,
I'm snowed
under with answers....
Don't no which one to look at first.
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Monday mornin bump TTT...
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Hello all,
Does any one know if
the rear 5 bolt hubs of
a Golf 3 gti 16v bolt up
to the rear axle of a
corrado fitted with 4 bolt
hubs?, I know VR6 hubs
will but VR6 golfs/corrados
are ultra rare over here in
Rome.Thanks-Andrew.
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Try to clean the
fuel metering plunger and
housing with White spirit or
carb cleaner,also check tht the
air flow plate's not off center in
the funnel.Be very carefull not
to drop the fuel plunger...
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Check the fusebox/relays carefully,
try this,while your trying to start the car,
with one hand try moving the relays and
fuse box connections with your other hand.
My g60 turbo had the same problem,somtimes
started,sometimes no spark at the plugs.
Check also Ign.switch contacts.
Regards,Andrew.
G60.16v..
in Engine Bay
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Right lads,sorry for not replying sooner
but my internet connection has been giving
me no end of shiyte...,and with the Pope's
sad death,Rome has also been more caotic
than usual.
Regarding the engine,i haven't done any internal modifications
to reduce the compression ratio because,frankly, i can't bring
myself to dismantel an engine that's so perfect,believe me,the
engine INSIDE is as new,don't judge the engine from the outside
because this corrado has been standing idle for more than 8 years
so the outside looks awful,the motor's only done 66000km-32000miles...
I have a few ideas regarding trying to avoid the definate poss.
of detonation,one thing is to fit a huge intercooler,i'm running an intercooler of an Iveco turbo daily van,i can certainly feel the pressure drop when comparing to my old Lancia delta int.intercooler,another way is to mix acetone in the petrol,regulate the boost dump butterfly so that it opens before and failing that i'll maybe fit 2 G60 metal headgaskets as a last resort.Regarding the water pump rotation,I'm not entirly convinced that this mod. is gonna work,i don't remember if the pump's impeller has straight or curved vanes?,help me out on that one folks.
It's not terribly difficult to do,you need plenty of time and patience though
and it does help immensly if,like me you manage to find corrados with very low milage(and pay tuppence for them...).Anyway,when i've almost finished i'll post up in more detail what's involved part number wise etc.
Please feel free to add comments/advice because all are most welcome,
Cheers.One last thing,Struan, i'm glad that damm crate arrived mate,
now,hopefully you can finish your gearbox and enjoy your motor!
All the best to everyone.Ciao.