My submerge import "traded for vn wagon"
- Holden202T
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Re: My submerge import "traded for vn wagon"
so ecotecs have a heavier spring do they?
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Re: My submerge import "traded for vn wagon"
way longer than a vn one especially when a vn ones been in there for years they get real short
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Re: My submerge import "traded for vn wagon"
Too long i reckon, the S2 VN & VP EV6 motors use one a bit stronger than the S1 VN which is a good upgrade, the ecotec springs give around 50psi @ idle which is way too much - need stronger valve springs to overcome the extra pressure pumping up the lifter which then means double row timing chain and increased stress on the valvetrain - vicious cycle really- and volume is far more beneficial than pressure
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yeah my ecotec is 60psi when cold and about 40 hot at idle
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my vp was over 80psi on cold startup was off the gauge it only went to 80psi LOL. 50-60 at idle warm off the gauge at revs it handled 100's of back to back g-tech runs to 6000rpm every gear when testing tunes
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thought ide buy some more shit cause i can LOL fuel pressure gauge dodgy electric but i didnt really feel too keen on feeding a fuel hose into the car for now never mind the colour change i know its a little ricer but ill have it on white
.and a couple of breather filters for the rocker covers so i can fit my VR inlet manifold without drilling passages in the heads for the PCV valve feeds also got a front facing thermostat housing for it so i have room down the drivers side for the cooler pipework also gives me the better fuel rails and regulator so i can fit my throttlebody out the other side
now just sit back and wait for the goodies to arrive in the mailbox ebayaholic nowdays



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ebay is a wonderful place 

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Re: My submerge import "traded for vn wagon"
hmm be a shopaholic without ever even getting off yor arseHolden202 wrote:ebay is a wonderful place


so whats the plan for attaching the breathers mate?
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15mm alloy pipe welded in the covers i reckon probably straight up from the top corner so they are high and away from oil in the rocker covers since it wont be baffled in there could get a baffle welded in a corner for them dunno yet probably end up with a catch can at some stage just want them cause the vr inlet install is going to delete the PCV valve
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so you obviously have the alloy tappet covers then ?
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