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#1 Posted : Thursday, 14 August 2008 6:21:25 AM(UTC)
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Hi all
seeking some advise on an engine for a wb ute. I have to six cylinder due to P plate licence restrictions.

Performance exchange motor with oversize ACL Race
series pistons, ACL Race series molly rings, bigger valves, new springs,
20/60 CROW cam, new lifters,Race series bearings, high volume oil pump, ACL Race series gasket set and fully balanced. Price is around $3000 - is that ok for this type of engine?

Also would I need anything else such as carburetter, electric fuel pump etc.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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#2 Posted : Thursday, 14 August 2008 6:39:18 AM(UTC)
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a bit dear, assembled, i would have thought around $2K.

WANTED: QR 662xxx
Old holdens brought on the spot, quick decision, cash paid.
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#3 Posted : Friday, 15 August 2008 5:41:06 AM(UTC)
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Surely someone can tell me if this is a good combination or not, together with recommendation for carby etc. This is my first car and dont want to waste my money. I would really appreciate the feedback.
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Surely someone can tell me if this is a good combination or not, together with recommendation for carby etc. This is my first car and don't want to waste my money. I would really appreciate the feedback.
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#5 Posted : Saturday, 16 August 2008 8:58:31 PM(UTC)
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It sounds like a ****er package. It will not be better just because it has race series bits all through it and a hi vol oil pump. In fact, I would lose the hi vol oil pump and fit a standard one. The trick is to just fix all the internal oil leaks in the
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#6 Posted : Sunday, 17 August 2008 8:37:09 PM(UTC)
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just stick with the stock engine and save the $3000. then when your of your P buy a V8 for $3000. A done up 6 will drink as much if not more than a 8.
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So what should I do - stock or modified. I think the V8 option is good but can't drive it until I'm 21 and am only 16 at the moment - too long to wait with the motor I have (It needs rebuild now) however putting a V8 is my goal down the track.
Any sugges
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So what should I do - stock or modified. I think the V8 option is good but cant drive it until Im 21 and am only 16 at the moment - too long to wait with the motor I have (It needs rebuild now) however putting a V8 is my goal down the track.
Any suggesti
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#9 Posted : Saturday, 23 August 2008 6:27:44 PM(UTC)
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So what should I do - stock or modified. I think the V8 option is good but cant drive it until Im 21 and am only 16 at the moment - too long to wait with the motor I have (It needs rebuild now) however putting a V8 is my goal down the track.
Any suggesti
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So what should I do - stock or modified. I think the V8 option is good but can't drive it until I'm 21 and am only 16 at the moment - too long to wait with the motor I have (It needs rebuild now) however putting a V8 is my goal down the track.
Any sugges
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#11 Posted : Saturday, 23 August 2008 7:54:17 PM(UTC)
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Have a talk to these guys for a performance engines - http://www.moeengines.com.au/.

If I were you though I'd just fully rebuild your 202, fit extractors, mild cam and leave it as is. Possibly get compression increased slightly during the rebuild to ab
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Have a talk to these guys for a performance engines - http://www.moeengines.com.au/.

If I were you though Id just fully rebuild your 202, fit extractors, mild cam and leave it as is. Possibly get compression increased slightly during the rebuild to abo
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#13 Posted : Sunday, 24 August 2008 3:53:11 PM(UTC)
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HK1837 builds okay plus electronic dizzy from a holden blue motor and a 2bbl stromberg carby, don`t go over mild for a cam as you wont need to for the street use, if a motor is over worked you can have overheating problems in city traffic plus it will dri
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#14 Posted : Monday, 25 August 2008 2:26:01 AM(UTC)
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Cloudy, hell have trouble getting a manifold to suit the blue six to suit a WW, plus itll already have a HEI. A properly setup Varajet isnt all that bad. My old man had a WB 202 4spd van new and it went pretty well stock.

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Cloudy, he'll have trouble getting a manifold to suit the blue six to suit a WW, plus it'll already have a HEI. A properly setup Varajet isn't all that bad. My old man had a WB 202 4spd van new and it went pretty well stock.

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for the budget u have i would recommend putting in a vp v6 engine that would be p plate legal, power and economy to boot 2
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#17 Posted : Monday, 25 August 2008 3:27:56 AM(UTC)
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Thanks for all the advise. Have inquired about V6 option (In Qld) and apparently no can do - is still regarded as performance modification, therefore out for P plates. Can drive it on Learners but not on P plate.
Think I'll stick with a fairly standard b
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#18 Posted : Monday, 25 August 2008 3:27:56 AM(UTC)
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Thanks for all the advise. Have inquired about V6 option (In Qld) and apparently no can do - is still regarded as performance modification, therefore out for P plates. Can drive it on Learners but not on P plate.
Think Ill stick with a fairly standard bl
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