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VTR_keiran
4th November 2008, 13:57
Bassicaly i have a vtr and like the other million want to make it different i was wondering if a vts 1.6 head would fit onto it and what that includes if its doable and if not where can i get a vts engine to fit in
thanks
AlexB
4th November 2008, 14:05
no the head wont fit mate
usually there are cars being broken in the sale section of i know of a guy who breaks cars a lot and puts the engines on ebay
VTR_keiran
4th November 2008, 14:09
i searched ebay and couldnt find sh*t if you do i would appricate a link and the sales section hear wont let me in and just wondering for the mot would it pass with a vts engine
scottyvtr
4th November 2008, 14:11
im pretty sure you need to do full coversion, engine, wiering loom and ecu!!!!
VTR_keiran
4th November 2008, 14:14
would it pass mot tho with a vts in even tho its a vtr
AlexB
4th November 2008, 15:06
if you get the emissions right then yes
best get is to redeclair the car as a vts
well the guy i know is on here his name is edwards but i dunno how often hes on this site
drop him a pm and ask if hes got 1
Danr
4th November 2008, 15:08
Drop in a c2 vts lump. Plenty of low, low mileage ones about. Then have a play with that.
VTR_keiran
4th November 2008, 15:09
the only reason im doin it is because of the insurance they wont insure me on a vts hense i have a vtr ?
AlexB
4th November 2008, 15:10
well they wont cover you with a non standard engine either mate as not many companies do
VTR_keiran
4th November 2008, 15:11
Drop in a c2 vts lump. Plenty of low, low mileage ones about. Then have a play with that.
where can i get one and how hard is the conversion
VTR_keiran
4th November 2008, 15:15
i havent declaird any of the mods
AlexB
4th November 2008, 15:15
depends on your car tbh
on a mark 1 om pretty sure youll need to swap the whole wiring loom on the car as the c2 runs the 3 plug ecu iirc and yours will be a single plug therefor the main lom plugs wont match
that or get a mark 1 vts engine loom and swap them over that way
Danr
4th November 2008, 15:16
Ebay? Search a few scrap yard.
The conversion isn't just plug and play but shouldn't cost an arm and a leg to get it going.
If not just a standard saxo vts lump but you have to remember they are getting higher mileages now due to the age of the car :)
AlexB
4th November 2008, 15:17
i havent declaird any of the mods
then your actually driving un insured mate as undeclaired mods void your insureance policy
trust me its not worth the hassle
i didnt declair stuff on my 1.1 and it caused all sort of shit when i had a bump in it
MikeyN_VTSAX
4th November 2008, 15:35
Ye youre much better of declaring your mods dude! i never declared my alloy wheels for my quiksilver and when it got vandalized ( paint striper ) i made a claim, took it to there bodyshop and the guy took some pictures and sent em off to the insurer who then got back to me saying... were not going to do jackshit because of the alloys!!! what a complete cock up lol
VTR_keiran
4th November 2008, 15:40
at the moment all it is, is lowered and sports exghaust and i cant afford to declair the mods
AlexB
4th November 2008, 15:44
lowering is what they fussed over on my 1.1
tbh mate if you cant afford to insure it dont do it
i know it sounds like im being a cock here but f anything should happen (i really hope it doesnt) you will just get boned
especially if the car has the wrong engine in it
your best off waiting till you can afford to insure a vts and redeclairing the car on its logbook
is a lot easier especially as most companies wont cover cars with non standard engines (ie a vtr with a vts lump)
VTR_keiran
4th November 2008, 15:48
ok in all honestly i dont really care the way i see it when i can afford to insure that car i bet i can insure better ones. you only live once
AlexB
4th November 2008, 15:59
true mate i look at it as you only live once but from experience i wouldnt do it
if you wanna away you go pretty sure from a good search across a few forums you can find a good vts engine
and as said with the right parts itll go in easy enough
VTR_keiran
4th November 2008, 23:41
thanks
greenman
10th November 2008, 12:07
This is bit of a piss take, i hate fuckers like you. It's uninsured twats like yourself who push up the premiums for the rest of us. If you can't afford to insure a VTS then you can't drive one, end of. There are reasons why insurers won't touch you. Look your 17 for starters, go drive a small engined car for a while build up your no claims etc. I highly doubt at your age your a competent and experienced driver anyway. rant over
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