saxo 1.1 vts head

[joe20]

I have a 1.1 saxo and am looking at putting a vts head on will this cause any major problems ?

[raunchz]

It won't fit or run or even turn over properly

Post some pics up if you do try it though

[wicked-vtr]

Yes, its possible to do to a vtr but extremely difficult, would be cheaper and easier to put a vts engine ni

[Sophia_Bush]

dead easy ask davo he's done it

[joe20]

Thanks guys how much would I be looking at all in for dropping a vts engine in ?

[raunchz]

£351.76

[Tontsy]

£351.76

is that Including VAT ?
i was quoted 422 all in, supp and fitted, with a quad core cam shaft ladder fitted on the right side.

[blackie_2k5]

is that Including VAT ?
i was quoted 422 all in, supp and fitted, with a quad core cam shaft ladder fitted on the right side.

was that a dell camshaft ladder?

if so...nice choice :y:

[joe20]

Thanks guys got to go do some work to get the pennies then Lol

[Quick]

Its spelt Citroen!

Just buy a proper Vts.

Awaits "but I can't afford to insure one" reply!

[joe20]

What's the point in being ripped off by insurance companies ? Really think logic. Pay less insurance for the same engine.

[Quick]

Adding a 16v head isn't the same engine!

[joe20]

Well if you had read the above Convo properly you would see I'm putting a vts engine in not just the head

[LeeM]

dont feed the troll boys.

[joe20]

Red top ?

[Quick]

Green jumper?

[devilsadvocate]

This thread if full of so much win I can't contain myself.

Sticking a VTS engine in a 1.1 shell is a waste of time

By the time you have upgraded most of the other parts to cope with the extra power (and paid more for insurance), it would be far easier and cheaper to just buy a VTS.