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28th January 2004, 14:25
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Hi, could anyone please tell me what else i need to swap the vtr engine with a vts engine, I have the VTS engine and E.C.U
Do i need the vts gearbox as well? what bout the wiring loom?
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14th February 2004, 23:51
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i think u mite neeed the gear box as they r different. and u will need the loom as well
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15th February 2004, 05:22
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U can attach the VTR gearbox to the VTS engine, i think it also has shorter gears so u can have quicker accelaration, not sure tho, u may have 2 ask some1 who has done this, but i think this is right...
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29th February 2004, 01:52
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Established Member
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: southampton United Kingdom (England)
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Car(s): Super stripped VTS
transit camper
iveco work hor
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yeah any post 92 box will fit any tu engine the gears are all different but keep ur vtr box as it is much shorter cut resulting is some wicked accel times,only draw back is that u will use abit of fuel crusing at 110mph but drop it to 80-90mph and it should be cool,thats only on long journeys. hear are a list of the gear ratios i found
954 cc and 1124 cc
1st===3.417:1
2nd===1.180:1
3rd===1.276:1
4th===1.026:1
5th===0.767:1
rev===2.500:1
final drive===4.286:1
1360 cc
1st===3.636:1
2nd===1.950:1
3rd===1.276:1
4th===1.026:1
5th===0.767:1
rev===2.500:1
final drive===3.765:1
1587 cc (vtr)
1st===3.417:1
2nd===1.810:1
3rd===1.276:1
4th===1.026:1
5th===0.767:1
rev===2.500:1
final drive===3.765:1
1587 cc (vts)
1st===3.417:1
2nd===1.950:1
3rd===1.360:1
4th===1.050:1
5th===0.850:1
rev===2.500:1
final drive===3.938:1
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1st March 2004, 16:54
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L-plater
Join Date: Feb 2004
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stick the 1.1 box on!
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1st March 2004, 19:51
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the vtr box is longer and will result in slower acceleration times and much higher top end speeds, for example on the limiter in 5th on the vts box is around 140 but on the limiter in 5th on the vtr box is 163 mph as has been proved.
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1st March 2004, 23:23
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yeah u can see this from the above,id stick with the 1.1 box as it has the same 5th as the vtr but much shorter gears leading to it
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4th December 2008, 10:05
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L-plater
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: stoke on trent
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Car(s): saxo vts
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1.1 box wouldnt handle the power i dont think,
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4th December 2008, 10:11
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Quote:
Originally Posted by saxovt5
1.1 box wouldnt handle the power i dont think,
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yes mate i does its been done!
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4th December 2008, 11:01
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Adamvtr
Hi, could anyone please tell me what else i need to swap the vtr engine with a vts engine, I have the VTS engine and E.C.U
Do i need the vts gearbox as well? what bout the wiring loom?
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are you going from a 1plug ecu to a 3 plug ecu or 1plug to 1plug or 3plug to 3plug?
depends which one your doing and try searching "VTS CONVERSION"
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4th December 2008, 13:52
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easy to do mate, vts engine ecu loom as said above single plug to single is the easiest bet. any gearbox try get yourself a 1.4xsi or vts box  whilst the engine is off the car fit a new cam belt and clutch save having to do it in the future
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14th April 2009, 11:15
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im looking to do the same,ive a 1.4 westcoast. if i get a vts engine will i hav to do much more???
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14th April 2009, 15:50
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i want to put a vts engine into my vtr, isit an easy transfer? do you have to go out and buy brackets to fit the vts engine into the vtr or ddo the vtr brackets mount to the vts engine? cause i know ill have to but the whole engine with the eingine loom but will i have to get some brackets made aswell?
thanks, ryan
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14th April 2009, 15:51
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Quote:
Originally Posted by macey2009
i want to put a vts engine into my vtr, isit an easy transfer? Do you have to go out and buy brackets to fit the vts engine into the vtr or ddo the vtr brackets mount to the vts engine? Cause i know ill have to buy the whole engine with the eingine loom but will i have to get some brackets made aswell?
Thanks, ryan 
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14th April 2009, 16:31
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Macey2009
i want to put a vts engine into my vtr, isit an easy transfer? do you have to go out and buy brackets to fit the vts engine into the vtr or ddo the vtr brackets mount to the vts engine? cause i know ill have to but the whole engine with the eingine loom but will i have to get some brackets made aswell?
thanks, ryan 
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Nah mate. The VTS lump fits straight in with same mounts
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27th April 2009, 18:26
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seriously!! fucking right lol so all i need is an engine wiring loom and it will plug straight into the vtr clocks right??
thanks
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1st August 2009, 00:29
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Newbie
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: crowthorne, wokingham ,sandhurst
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Car(s): saxo vtr vts convertion
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iv done a vts convertion on my vtr 52 plate. my set up is and you will need this to fit : vts engine doesnt matter what year, a vtr gearbox beter 0-60 mine 6.4 sec , and a 3 plug ecu and loom and key and imobiliser unit you need them for it to start unless you have got an unlocked ecu. that is what i needed for my mk2 52 plate with a 02 plate vts lump. now for the expensis . engine 38000miles: £450 wiring loom: £20 ecu,key,imobiliser: £150 . my main isues have bin the wiring and plug because the plug that connects to the dash wich is the round one by the pasenger side headlight didnt fit with a single plug ecu so i had to change the loom and that ment changine the ecu to ! so i do have a single plug vts ecu and imobiliser and key all you need is an engine. give us a shout if you need anythin more good luck
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1st August 2009, 06:38
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Vtr box has a smaller FD ratio hence a larger top speed, you want a larger FD ratio for quicker acceleration!!
I've got a westcoast/vtr box on mine and it's made to power delivery of the vts engine aweful, wouldn't recommend it to anyone!
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6th October 2009, 15:16
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L-plater
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Shropshire
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Car(s): Mk2 Saxo VTS, Mk2 Saxo VTR
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Quote:
Originally Posted by grandpacharli
iv done a vts convertion on my vtr 52 plate. my set up is and you will need this to fit : vts engine doesnt matter what year, a vtr gearbox beter 0-60 mine 6.4 sec , and a 3 plug ecu and loom and key and imobiliser unit you need them for it to start unless you have got an unlocked ecu. that is what i needed for my mk2 52 plate with a 02 plate vts lump. now for the expensis . engine 38000miles: £450 wiring loom: £20 ecu,key,imobiliser: £150 . my main isues have bin the wiring and plug because the plug that connects to the dash wich is the round one by the pasenger side headlight didnt fit with a single plug ecu so i had to change the loom and that ment changine the ecu to ! so i do have a single plug vts ecu and imobiliser and key all you need is an engine. give us a shout if you need anythin more good luck
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ive got a mk2 vtr and a phase 3 vts engine. ive got an unlocked ecu and ive been told that if i get a mk1 vts loom it will all fit fine because my car loom has a small single plug. is this right?
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20th February 2010, 11:48
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Newbie
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hey im new to here
 ive got a vts engine with a 3 plug ecu, but i think my vtr is a single plug ecu, so obv ill have to buy a single plug ecu and loom, rite? my question is will the new single plug ecu just work with the vts engine i have or do i have to get it unlocked?
cheerz rick
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