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scottypug

Vtr Carb

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scottypug

Sorry i have had to post about this but im currently using the internet on my fone and for sum reason it wont let me search. Right im going to get a vtr engine this week end can i run it on my 205 1.4 gearbox and carb or is that a silly statement? Or what carb can i run it on or is it better to go fuel injected thanks scott

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allye

Can be done, I think the stud pattern is different on the inlet and you need to block the injected holes (leave them in, disconnected!?) gearbox from the xs will fit also.

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scottypug

Ok thanks thats saved me a lot of swearing do you know what carbs people usualy fit or do most go for the injection path thanks again scott

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custard-rallye

if the xs box is the same as a ax gt box it wont fit as bolt holes are different on a iron block

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scottypug

Ok wel im planning on rebuilding the vtr lump so i can always pop down the local scrappy if the box dosent fit thanks scott

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tomcolinjones

Ok wel im planning on rebuilding the vtr lump so i can always pop down the local scrappy if the box dosent fit thanks scott

 

IIRC you have to swap over the bell housing :mellow: Could you not use your xs head? teh there will be no issues with making it fit. be aware that the vtr is iron block, and xs alloy block. so there is a fair amount of weight going in there.

I was planning on doing a vtr bottom end, xs head and box with a weber dgv carb and then decided mi16 was the way to go! and then changed my mind again to gti6 :lol:

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scottypug

Oh ok thanks, as on that other post about 1.4 head and vtr block is it acctualy necceasary to change the pistons or can i uprate the carb and cam to counteract this thanks scott

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calvinhorse

what is the weight difference between the alloy and steel block engines? i'm guessing 50kg and 80kg

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trogboy

what is the weight difference between the alloy and steel block engines? i'm guessing 50kg and 80kg

 

25kg IIRC

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