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Fitting a 16v head - Bigcjlad - 18-04-2016
I was toying with the idea of fitting a 2.2hdi to my ph3 but a few people have said its not worth the hassle so now having the idea of fitting a 16v head has it been done or can it be done?
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Fitting a 16v head - bashbarnard - 19-04-2016
2.0 lt bottom end, 2.2 pistons, 16v head then you can use mose of the standard 2.0lt brakets etc. 2.2 pump is an r70 as well. This is all i know never actually done it
RE: Fitting a 16v head - Poodle - 19-04-2016
Not all 2.2 pumps are r70. You'll need a lot of custom bits to make it work, i can tell you that much.
Have a look at darrenjlobb's project thread, got an absolute ton of info in there.
RE: Fitting a 16v head - Piggy - 19-04-2016
2.2 pistons won't fit.
Will need 2.0 16v pistons in the 8v block.
It's not really that much work tbh. But would require full engine build.
Fitting a 16v head - bashbarnard - 19-04-2016
(19-04-2016, 05:47 AM)Piggy Wrote: 2.2 pistons won't fit.
Will need 2.0 16v pistons in the 8v block.
It's not really that much work tbh. But would require full engine build.
My apoligies, i knew something sounded off from that statement, like ive said ive never actaully done it myself so i dont know for sure
RE: Fitting a 16v head - pro_steve - 22-04-2016
Why not fit a 2.2 HDI engine instead?
RE: Fitting a 16v head - MY95 - 22-04-2016
(22-04-2016, 12:56 PM)pro_steve Wrote: Why not fit a 2.2 HDI engine instead?
How easy is it to do that Steve? All mount in fine then just wiring/ecu trickery?
RE: Fitting a 16v head - Piggy - 22-04-2016
Because the 2.2 needs a gearbox change, hydro clutch, different mounts and gearlinks.
Huge job tbh.
Plus it is SUPER heavy