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Thread: 24v 2.8 golf 3 vr6

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    Quote Originally Posted by KI11Z View Post
    Cool man, is there an eta on the completion date?

    I opened this thread expecting another dreamer! Not the case, i'm genuinely shocked mate, nice work, it'll be good to see it all working

    Are these lighter than the 12v?

    any mods planned at all to the engine, eventhough it'd probably be fast anyways!

    thanks for that, estimated time of completion is hopefully monday.
    downpipe has been done and know its about the tidying up of things.

    trying to find the weight differences of these engines but its pretty hard.
    considering that the 24v has double the valves means that its heavier however the use of the variable plastic intake manifold, absence of the electric water pump, and a lighter sump would suggest other wise.

    could anyone shed some light on the weight differences.

    also projected modifications would be, port and polish head with r32 valves , 268 cams and valve springs to match and a good tune to sum it all up.
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    Quick update on this.

    Parts used were Bora 24V Motor and inlet manifold
    Custom exhaust downpipe
    Bora alternator bracket modified to fit the VR6 alternator, p/s pump and alternator.
    Modified Mk4/3 tensioner so we can use the standard Mk3 VR6 belt.
    Slightly modded subframe to give clearance for the pump.
    Bora oil cooler
    Combo Bora/VR6 coolant housing
    All waterpipes mimick the VR6 setup, including the electric waterpump.
    VR6 Gearbox, clutch and driveshafts are used, new parts replace the old.
    Front engine mount is slightly modified.

    Throttle body off a 1996/7 VR6 fits the bora manifold. As this car is a 1995 there was some wiring involved to make the later throttle body wiring behave the same as the earlier.

    Hoping the standard computer can cope with running the later motor, wont give quite as much power as the bora wiring loom, but a damn sight easier.

    All sensors used are VR6 ones, except for the cam angle sensor which had to be spliced in.

    As it sits at the moment, needs power steering fluid, idles a bit high, so cam sensor wires may need adjusting. Some other wiring needs fixing.

    Has an oil leak

    Working on the vacuum setup for the Variable intake timing

    Gave it a quick go round the carpark and it was pretty hectic.

    Needs the front and some more loving, but sounds beefy and pulls hard.

    Watch this space and be prepared to hold on VolksMan
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    thanks matt for the update, hopefully tommorow i can post some pics of the car of the car now and even a clip which ill upload on youtube.

    i feel so eager to drive it.
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    Monday mate, no-one at work tomorrow. I`m too sick.
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    update- you'll like!!!

    Guys, i finally got to take some snaps of the car now with its font-onish and it looks like it getting there, some minor hiccups are present however like any first swap like this, there is prone to be more.

    Pictures show a bit of the custom downpipe, quality of the Beru leads and pretty much the whole setup.

    enjoy....



    front ender with the new heart.




    custom downpipe

    intake setup with throttle body



    coil pack (ignition system)

    side on view relocated washer bottle

    sump clearance (pretty low at factory height)


    and finally it revving on video enjoy.......

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxAgWWnyY5I
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    finally driving her

    hey guys,

    just updating the post,

    and the 24v golf 3 has been completed, it goes great (so linear) considering its running off the 12v ecu however a tune in the next couple of weeks since there are small flatspots low in the rev range and that short rev limiter is just annoying considering i have to shift at 6500 rpm . it has so much puff it will easily reach 7000+.

    when gunning it, the car seems to love the high revs and on most occssions the rev limiter gets hit far more often with urgency and ease.(never felt that with my 12v)

    and the sound it makes with a stock exhaust sounds crazy. theres a sharp whistle near redline much like a (bypass valve) when you accelerate hard and de-press the accelerator.and its linear personality just adds to the already crazy driving experience.

    i might consider standalone to solve the very small low rev range flat spots ,idle ,rev limiter and completely achive full potential of the motor.

    ill post pictures of the car soon.
    now to upgrade rotors and pads ,get coilovers
    and one hell of a detail.

    thanks matt again and for you guys out there i highly recomend camden gti for your vag ride performance/maintenence.

    considering this is the first 24v mk3 running on a 12v ecu its an overall success.
    Last edited by VOLKSMAN; 09-09-2009 at 11:53 AM.
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    well done mate im excited to see some more pics

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    Good work fellas

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    Nice one guys, keen to see it in the flesh!
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    A few sneak pics, dont wanna steal your thunder and sorry for the dusty and dirty condition of the car, you can tell its been sitting for a while.

    Thanks for the kind words man, glad it is going ok.

    Now detail it, rego it and drive the thing





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