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    Quote Originally Posted by Golf Loon View Post
    KR is designed to run kjet. Yours would be an easy conversion Benny

    ohhhhhh, im certainly going to look into that!
    would it be a noticable gain over the 2E?
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    16v's have more top end then an 8v, but down low lack compared to the 8v engines. The advantages over a stock 8v kjet engine would be a bit i reckon, you can get an 8v going hard though, thats what i'm doing
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    Quote Originally Posted by static1800 View Post
    16v's have more top end then an 8v, but down low lack compared to the 8v engines. The advantages over a stock 8v kjet engine would be a bit i reckon, you can get an 8v going hard though, thats what i'm doing
    The 16v has more torque and power everywhere over an 8V. The delivery is different which makes it seem slower. You get 140 hp nearly in a completely standard engine. A fair but of messing to get the same out of an 8valve. Headers and a decent exhaust should get you close to 150 if you get it all set up right.

    A very straight forward conversion in a car that's already Kjet. Unlike dropping one into a digifant car.

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    Yeah 16v feels slower down low but isn't. Trouble is you always end up wringing it out and using more fuel

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    I've considered it, but like you said its a pain with a digi engine. If i was going to go to the trouble of a 16v conversion i would go abf, but until then i will work the sh%t out of my 8v engine
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    any idea what HP figures you get from the 16v with a good exhaust and a set of mild cams?
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    I think the 16v is peaky enough and wouldn't bother putting wild cams in. For the sake of getting another 20hp then a port and polish would be nice but I've got a 2.25 exhaust and it hasn't realised much power imo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by evorobin View Post
    I think the 16v is peaky enough and wouldn't bother putting wild cams in. For the sake of getting another 20hp then a port and polish would be nice but I've got a 2.25 exhaust and it hasn't realised much power imo.
    You can make even an 8V peaky enough with a decent cam and a good port and polish
    Especially if you want to avoid hassles with changed engine numbers, a well-built 8V is not that much short a decent 16v from what I've heard.
    Having said that, a stock 16v might be a decent improvement over a stock 8v, where the percentage difference is greater....

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    Your 8v is probably giving 115 horses if you are lucky. 16v kr will hook up to your injection system and plug straight in and will give 139 out of the box Yours is one of the few Mk2s that would be an easy 16v kjey conversion Ben
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    Quote Originally Posted by Golf Loon View Post
    Your 8v is probably giving 115 horses if you are lucky. 16v kr will hook up to your injection system and plug straight in and will give 139 out of the box Yours is one of the few Mk2s that would be an easy 16v kjey conversion Ben
    Im going to look further into this around tax time ....
    maybe put my 2E in the mk1 with twin carbs.
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