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Posted by: highways Sep 28 2006, 07:34 PM
Hey everybody. I've got a 73' 2.OL. Want to get your opinions on the big bore kits, what's involved, results, does the fuel injection (d-jetronic) have to be modified or is a big bore plug and play? Additional expenses?
Here's my engine situation- hasn't ran in 6 years. Ran great when it was far from jack stands. 70,000 miles regularly serviced. Never ever overheated. Proto31 claims it smoked a bit indicating worn rings. Not sure if it was severe enough to warrant pulling it all apart yet. Recently I did get the engine to fire up for about 8 seconds with starting fluid until broken gas line started making big mess in alley. It did sound awsome, steady, consistant and everything it's supposed to for those 8 seconds. Sorta makes me think if it's not broke don't fix it. On the other hand it did sit for 6 years. Don't wanna trash it either by not treating it right before I get it going again.
What do you recommend? I'm on a budget doing a full resto and the goal is to get the car running again as stoke, maybe with a little extra juice.
Posted by: rdauenhauer Sep 28 2006, 07:38 PM
Get it runin and drive it. A stock 2.0 is a decent car.
If it aint broke.....
Posted by: shaggy Sep 28 2006, 07:49 PM
big bore is 96mm
all you really need to do is take your stock 94's bore them out by 2mm
then find pistons like keith blacks on jake's site that go for $250
a big bored 2.0L is a 2056 and is the limit of stock d-jet
im thinking of doing this on my 2.0 rebuild thats nearing completion
i just need help convincing my dad its worth is.
if any one has any ideas please help
he is (flatvw)
hope that helps
-shaggy
Posted by: jd74914 Sep 28 2006, 08:28 PM
big bore is 96mm
all you really need to do is take your stock 94's bore them out by 2mm
then find pistons like keith blacks on jake's site that go for $250
a big bored 2.0L is a 2056 and is the limit of stock d-jet
im thinking of doing this on my 2.0 rebuild thats nearing completion
i just need help convincing my dad its worth is.
if any one has any ideas please help
he is (flatvw)
hope that helps
-shaggy
I hope that works out for you . . . it didn't for me.
My dad told me that I needed to rebuild a stock motor first, and that I could build something crazy later after proving that I wouldn't blow it up because of build problems.
It kinda made sense to me . . . If I had needed new P/c's for some reason it would have been a different story.
Good luck in that endeavor.
Posted by: Jake Raby Sep 28 2006, 08:45 PM
Listen to the last 3 radio shows, two of them go over exactly what you need to hear!
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