Can you make a C20LET conversion on a saxo VTS ?
C20LET in a saxo ?
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#2Probably, anything can be done if you have deep pockets, would imagine it would cost alot of money tbh
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#3I'll dp it for a shed load of cash
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#4yeah, might do, just had a look on ebay, 1k for 2.0 turbo, c20let, xe, f20 box, coscast head..Quote:Probably, anything can be done if you have deep pockets, would imagine it would cost alot of money tbh
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#5c20let and xe are different engines. you can get them from about £600 up on the vaux forums.
imo, would be better off turboing the vts lump for the money it will cost. -
#6so, im better off without the 2.0 engine and keep the 1.6 VTS, turbo it and change a few bits at the same price it would cost me to do the vaux conversion ?
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#7it would cost more to do the vaux conversion. you would need custom mounts and shafts made, then make a new gear linkage up. then the price of your ecu and engine on top, as you wouldnt be able to use the vaux ecu.
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#8Pretty much mate yea, would work out cheaper if anything to source a VTS engine and turbo it.1 user thanked this post:
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#9did the crazy turkish guy made his manifold custom or did he buy it from somewhere ? his work is amazing... got his saxo to 500bhp
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#10how much all together for all that?
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#11i have no idea what soever probably alot
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#12That would be really difficult ... But massive fair play if someone did it.
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#13i might ask my dad to buy me a low mileage VTS, and make it as a project.. keep it in a garage or something, then buy a little 1.4 to move around while the VTS is being done by time ..Quote:That would be really difficult ... But massive fair play if someone did it.
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#14How much have you got to spend andy?
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#16If youve got the garage space to use then yea, if youve got the money to spend im game for it
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#17My dad works for a guy with loads of residential homes, he maintains them and build them.. some houses have front and back carpark.. we can ask and use some of his space.. but it might be limited.. we'll be fine !
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#18need a big garage man, preferably a double to hold the car and the block tbh
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#20kk bud
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#21i was talking about this guys engine guys..
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#22i love that engine thats is the turkish vts yes?
the power that thing creates is awesome if only i had 20k spare -
#24more likely to be a 1.8 turbo
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#25I've seen a LET engine in a Golf MK4 before so it has been done to other cars.
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#27Corsa/Nova.
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#28Yea of corse, i meant saxo, 106, fiesta.
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#29cosworth YB in a fiesta, doubt the ford boys would put a LET in lol
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#30I was only using it as an example
lol
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#32has the 206GTI engine ever been put in?
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#33There's been loads of rear engine conversations ~
MR2 engines
Ford Cosworth engines
Honda Vtec engines ...
I'd like to see a suitable replacement for 16v lump up front tbh ... Maybe VAG 1.8T.
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#34it looks quite a big engine. I think you would need to do a lot of measuring before buying an engine. It will need to sit forward quite a bit due to the manifold and turbo, so the bulkhead may need redoing further back. You need to measure height and driveshaft position on a standard car, then see if you fit the vauxhall engine with the driveshafts in the same position whether you have enough clearance at the front..
Custom mounts are the easy part
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#35thx mate, i might stick with the VTS idea, sounds like loads of work need to be done and money to be spend..Quote:it looks quite a big engine. I think you would need to do a lot of measuring before buying an engine. It will need to sit forward quite a bit due to the manifold and turbo, so the bulkhead may need redoing further back. You need to measure height and driveshaft position on a standard car, then see if you fit the vauxhall engine with the driveshafts in the same position whether you have enough clearance at the front..
Custom mounts are the easy part
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#36imo, when you are asking a question on how to do a conversion like this you dont have the ability to do it. the people that seem to do the conversions like this just seem to get on with it.1 user thanked this post:
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#37i was just asking to see if anyone done a conversion like this before, so i don't do the same thing like them..
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#38Its a straightforward job if you have the right skills. I know of a few peugeot's that have got Honda engines fitted. Probably looking at a grand or so to get the engine in (if it fits)
But then you have to pay for all the extras...
custom exhaust, modified driveshafts, loom, ecu
