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mr green wrote:thermostat housing from a 85 1.3 holden barina. you will also need a plug for the big hole.
forget the red circle, it is not my pic, but the same as i did
is this corect???
also thought i would add my bit
Took me a LONG time to find *this is for mrk1*
also could this plz be added to the bible??
[quote="jessie928"]
maybe you shoudl find something better to do other than diminishing your own view of your own idaquecies and inperfections by concerntrating on others ;)[/quote]
i just copped the original thermostate housing and welded it back on the 90deg angle.
that switch is just the thermo fan switch, not needed to be used.
lexplay wrote:i just copped the original thermostate housing and welded it back on the 90deg angle.
that switch is just the thermo fan switch, not needed to be used.
damn i need a mk2/3 computer pinout. :(
ah cool
i will use it.. if i can find the right pin out i can run it to the rellay and run my fan off it... so getting rid of switch!
[quote="jessie928"]
maybe you shoudl find something better to do other than diminishing your own view of your own idaquecies and inperfections by concerntrating on others ;)[/quote]
pic of mazda dizzy cap on gti distirb?? i think its a mazda distrib??? any one care to corect me or confirm
ok well i have managed to find a cap 323gtx cap.. it dosnt fit.. its 2 big, and the mounting spots are diffrent...
any one help?
[quote="jessie928"]
maybe you shoudl find something better to do other than diminishing your own view of your own idaquecies and inperfections by concerntrating on others ;)[/quote]
ok well i have managed to find a cap 323gtx cap.. it dosnt fit.. its 2 big, and the mounting spots are diffrent...
any one help?
[quote="jessie928"]
maybe you shoudl find something better to do other than diminishing your own view of your own idaquecies and inperfections by concerntrating on others ;)[/quote]
heard that with a simple swap of the distributor cap with one from a 323 GTX I did not need to deal with the firewall. It was true, the cap solve all firewall issue. But the cap need a little modification, The inside diameter of the 323 GTX cap is a little bit smaller then the GTI. A little of grinding and the cap fitted perfectly .The rotor must be the one from the 323GTX, because the one from the GTI won't fit properly in the 323 GTX cap. To mount the 323 GTX rotor on the GTI shaft, I took the metal part of a GTi rotor and had it modified to fit the inside the 323 GTX rotor.
i have started and nearly finished makeing my stock dizzy in2 a adaptor! will post pics and how to when done.. but beleve me its very easy!! just need to get mate to lathe the gear up a little bit to fit!
[quote="jessie928"]
maybe you shoudl find something better to do other than diminishing your own view of your own idaquecies and inperfections by concerntrating on others ;)[/quote]
MADSUZU wrote:God dammit.. it does fit... i have completed this conversion! FINALLY lol...
And all thats now listed in that LIST is how i completed the conversion.
I have pics of everything.
That MK1 diargram is a hard to find so thanks for posting that up!!
and Jonno... that is NOT a MK1 Distributer.
noted.. but the mazda dizzy did NOT FIT MY DIZZY... no matter how i looked at it..
mine is much better anyways..
i have a full wright up i will post up as soon as mine is fully done.
[quote="jessie928"]
maybe you shoudl find something better to do other than diminishing your own view of your own idaquecies and inperfections by concerntrating on others ;)[/quote]
thats a mk2/3 u will need a fair bit bit more stuff than a mk1
[quote="jessie928"]
maybe you shoudl find something better to do other than diminishing your own view of your own idaquecies and inperfections by concerntrating on others ;)[/quote]
I know this is dumb question, like how long is a piece of string, but what are people paying for a MK1 GTI motor? What’s reasonable should I ask seeing as what someone pay’s is always different to what is reasonable?
I've been looking at putting a 92 zuk motor into a 1958 Ford Prefect, but would prefer a twin cam EFI motor for obvious reason. I already have the five speed etc. This is completely irrelevant I know, but the thread does help. Thanks
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DeWsE wrote:I know this is dumb question, like how long is a piece of string, but what are people paying for a MK1 GTI motor? What’s reasonable should I ask seeing as what someone pay’s is always different to what is reasonable?
I've been looking at putting a 92 zuk motor into a 1958 Ford Prefect, but would prefer a twin cam EFI motor for obvious reason. I already have the five speed etc. This is completely irrelevant I know, but the thread does help. Thanks
Interesting Make sure u do a members buildup lol.
i'd be looking for a vitara efi motor maybe. more power and torque unless u want revs?
$$ depends on if frontcut/wreck/long motor and also what state u are in.
NSW or vic seems the cheapest. My vit came from NSW.
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DeWsE wrote:I know this is dumb question, like how long is a piece of string, but what are people paying for a MK1 GTI motor? What’s reasonable should I ask seeing as what someone pay’s is always different to what is reasonable?
I've been looking at putting a 92 zuk motor into a 1958 Ford Prefect, but would prefer a twin cam EFI motor for obvious reason. I already have the five speed etc. This is completely irrelevant I know, but the thread does help. Thanks
Interesting Make sure u do a members buildup lol.
i'd be looking for a vitara efi motor maybe. more power and torque unless u want revs?
$$ depends on if frontcut/wreck/long motor and also what state u are in.
NSW or vic seems the cheapest. My vit came from NSW.
it really depends on how much u want to pay and if your willing to risk it!!
i bought a Mk1 motor for $300! and the loom, computer and fuel pump for $120
But this was a tad risky, i had no idea on the condition of any of the components etc... and i was missing a bit of wiring, and the afm but that cost me like $50
turns out they were all spot on components! and when i had the sump off, you could tell it was not long rebuilt!!!
my mate just paid $1500 for a motor computer and loom out of a mk1 with 330,000km and that had been thrashed hard! *HE GOT RIPPED*
but realistically i would say around 1k
mine is in and running for under $800! but im cheep!
[quote="jessie928"]
maybe you shoudl find something better to do other than diminishing your own view of your own idaquecies and inperfections by concerntrating on others ;)[/quote]
jonno_racing wrote:thats a mk2/3 u will need a fair bit bit more stuff than a mk1
like what ? need all the info I can get before I do the conversion
afm, all the ign side of the wiring.. proberbly more... but as i have only done a mk1 conversion i cant be 100%
what do u have?
[quote="jessie928"]
maybe you shoudl find something better to do other than diminishing your own view of your own idaquecies and inperfections by concerntrating on others ;)[/quote]
91 is mk2. You should be able to use stock ecu and loom fine. Only problem i can see is the dizzy, you can't get angle drives for mk2 or 3. The blocks are the same. Mk2/3 are easier to modify for more power too, with chips available to suit bigger throttle bodies, camshafts, higher set limits, more compression and even boost. www.redlinegti.com is the place to research GTi motors.
mk1 gti's where the boxy sa413 gti's that went up to 88 (maybe it was 87)
mk2/3 gti are the more recognisable sf413 swifts
they are fuel + spark ecu, the other difference is the cam gears are wider so they have a different belt
there is heaps of info on quad carbs on redlinegti and on zuwharrie if anyone wants to abandon the ecu
all in all its interesting to see so many gti conversions alll of a sudden, if any of you have round intakes.. rejoice
(and if any off you are rebuilding them before the install, consider a g13a cast crank, it will be 3kg lighter, give you a at least 3nm more torque and will help you with acceleration, who really thinks 6500rpm+ driving is practical in a sierra anyway?)
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Santos wrote:, who really thinks 6500rpm+ driving is practical in a sierra anyway?)
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[quote="jessie928"]
maybe you shoudl find something better to do other than diminishing your own view of your own idaquecies and inperfections by concerntrating on others ;)[/quote]
GRPABT1 wrote:91 is mk2. You should be able to use stock ecu and loom fine. Only problem i can see is the dizzy, you can't get angle drives for mk2 or 3.
will I be able to use the 323 GTX 1.6L Turbo Distributor Cap and rotor button on the mk2 dizzy instead? what md is needed for the rotor button?
will be stripping the motor this weekend for a full rebuild
current truck, 105 series GXL diesel 6" springs & twin pro lockers
sierra LWB spoa one wide track diffs twin locked
Santos wrote:just remembered i have a spare mk1 ecu (told it was working) who wants it for $50?
i will refund it if it doesnt work (suit someone with a working set up, who can plug it in straight away)
i may want it for a spare in a few weeks if you still have it? bit strapped for cash atm! COME ON RUDD!!
[quote="jessie928"]
maybe you shoudl find something better to do other than diminishing your own view of your own idaquecies and inperfections by concerntrating on others ;)[/quote]
I striped the gti motor down today and didnt like what I found the block is all coroded around the pistion sleave looks like I'm going to have to use another block. must be the reason the head gasket was blowen on the gti motor
the Q is can I use a sierra block and will the sierra crank give me more toque down low than the GTI crank is the sierra crank heavyer than the GTI one?
jimbo
current truck, 105 series GXL diesel 6" springs & twin pro lockers
sierra LWB spoa one wide track diffs twin locked
yes you can use a sierra block, in fact if you drive to sydney you can have a bare g13a one for free if you need one (although it would be cool if you use your original block so the engine numbers match the ones stamped in the firewall)
you can also use the sierra crank just dont be spining it pass 6500rpm as mentioned earlier, you should get more overall torque as well as down low, and better enngine response
the sierra crank is 7kgs, the gti is 10kg
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Make sure u do a members buildup lol.
