That's awesome info roccodingo
I understood most of it but I'll quickly recap to make sure I understood it all.
So keep the JH head and do a full machine job on it,( machine only what is required ) chuck it on an ADY or similar Mk3 2.0 litre block.
In regards to K jet (CIS?), why switch back to basic, is it easier to work with? ( hugely simpler, you can pretty well tune it yourself with a mixture analyser and pressure guage )
I'm running CIS lambda at the moment, so going to basic K-jet would mean ditching the O2 sensor? ( yep ) Would the emissions then be handeled by recirculating the exhaust gas? ( no need to do that either, straight out the tailpipe )
I'm completely lost on the info about the 1.6l dizzy's
. I know why the drive gear needs changing to fit the ABA block, but confused as to what the benefits of that model are and what you mean by the electronic version. ( distributor advance curve reprofiled to GTI spec which appears to have faster advance and better retard parameters, check for auto electricians in your city that can do this ) Also how do you get it reprofiled to 1600 GTI specs
? Electronic version has no points, uses hall effect to trigger the plugs firing. coil has more spark output giving a greater quality of energy to the plug for higher cylinder pressures, no point wear seeing there is no points )
I understand all the larger block problems you mentioned and the engine mount stiffness. Limited slip diff would also be a dream, but it's a long way down the track
( fair enough )
That's good to know about the knock box cars only being 16v
it makes sense. ( sorry , bumm info. Certain 8 valve cars also ran them. The knockbox can be run independantly of the CIS - E or Digi fuelling control just be aware there are Numerous knock boxes available )
Let me see if I understand this, so instead of using a knock sensor system you limited the amount that the timing could advance, in order to stop any detonation problems?
I've found a guy that will sell me all the knock sensor components from a 16v scirrocco, ( yes George ) would it be worth going that route?
These are the parts of the knock sensor system, and
here is some info I found on wiring it up. Another advantage I see to that is that it comes with a larger throttle body than the stock one that I'm currently running. ( He shows a dizzy from a Mk3 as its not a 16V distrbutor. you dont need all the rest of the kjet control either. Just grab the throttle body from a Mk2 . Knocbox set up from the US should top out at about $180 and buy a new knock sensor if you go down this route )
Again, thanks heaps for all the info
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