Someone hurry up and do a turbo on a VR6
MODS- TOO MANY
the problem is that the kits form the states don't work on our vr6's because LHD/RHD and that our ECU is significantly different to theirs as our emission control is a little slacker (ie. no EGR or secondary air pump.)
I'd love to turbo my VR6 but as the car is getting on in KM's i think the money spent on bringing the motor up to a standard I'm happy with, I'd be better off buying a Bora V6 4 Motion and importing a VF supercharger kit.
That being said there are guys in the states that are running 8psi on 200k mile engines and making good reliable power.
It's a tough call IMHO.
I'd buy a newer VR6 motor with less k's, work it, s'charge it then drop it in.
I'd also win lotto & get a RWD drive train fabbed up
Or I'd buy an R32... and s'charge THAT!
1996 Golf VR6 Colour Concept Green
Found it - http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3294256
It's SUPER generalised but I suppose it gives you an idea what you would expect to do.
Just take everything out of the car lol
I dont think many of us are prepared to do that
Not that much done to the motor also
MODS- TOO MANY
Back on Topic you blokes.
The gearbox for an ABF 4 cylinder Cupra or 16v Golf 3 is an 02A gearbox and so is the VR6 box. They have different bellhousings, but if you used the 4cylinder box on the 6cyl you should get more acelleration.
You would have to swop over the bellhousing, but thats it. TDI Golf 3s have a similar box which would work too.
Check out the gear ratios and I think you will find that it would be a good answer. You would loose top end though.
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