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2.5 V6 GV engine into a 2.0 V6 Vit

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2.5 V6 GV engine into a 2.0 V6 Vit

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I've heard that someone has put a 2.5 V6 from a GV into a 2.0 V6 Vit and I think it may have been in Sydney but not sure. Can anyone point me in the right direction.
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Post by Badooky »

Yes it can be done, we have done one, goes nice
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Post by oozuk »

grahame at suzisport springwood did it to his 2L GV call him on (07) 3808 7637
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Post by cj »

Thanks.
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Post by cj »

This is getting easier the more I learn :D There are some pretty helpful people around too :cool: The 2.5 block will bolt straight in, no fabbing of mounts required.
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Post by Huggy »

why not go that little bit more stick a 2.7 in it they will do the same
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Post by cj »

Apparently the 2.7 is a bit more involved. The 2.5 only needs a couple of minor things for it to be a bolt-in turnkey conversion. Simple is good. Plus the Engineer is good a 2.5 swap.
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Post by Huggy »

i have a 2.5 and slotted a 2.7 straight in without swapping computers or any wireing
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Post by cj »

Sounds good, somebody told me that the 2.7 was a bit more inolved where as the 2.5 was a straight swap but if that's the case then I'll have a look at it.
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Post by danielt »

Any chance of posting some more info on this?
I just went through a $3500 engine rebuild on my 2ltr GV because I was told that a 2.5 is a no go......
wish I knew.....
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