How would that go with the VT auto box?
Also would EGR need modifying?
VT V6 Conversion
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Dylan
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Re: VT V6 Conversion
Jayme wrote:im interested now lol. what is this engine supposed to be powering? some sort of pump or something?
You would never guess. It's for a greyhound track. It runs the rabbit that goes around a rail and the dogs chase it.
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Dylan
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Re: VT V6 Conversion
They have it running at the minute. They have the whole dash wiring. Steering column with air bag all on the ground hooked up to a battery.
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Re: VT V6 Conversion
haha thats cool you be the only person on here to tune a greyhound rabbit running a delco ecu LOL
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Re: VT V6 Conversion
lol!! nice!
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Re: VT V6 Conversion
May be throw in some Lucas parts so the dishlickers have a chance, that should slow it down or even funnier stop it !
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Re: VT V6 Conversion
Certainly a first for on here!-
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Re: VT V6 Conversion
I got an old VT loom here I've used for a spare plug once.
I've stripped it to get my head around it before i get the loom off this motor.
I've got a single wire plug with a light blue wire going to E11 but Holden manual says not used.
Any ideas what it could be?
Also it has another plug up near the 3 body connections with a single white/ black wire going to F14 Diagnodtic enable.
Is it really meant to be in the bay? I brought this loom years ago for parts it was modified for gas.
Im labeling every plug on the engine loom and every wire on the 3 plugs that connect to the body loom.
Should save some time when i strip the one to be converted.
I've stripped it to get my head around it before i get the loom off this motor.
I've got a single wire plug with a light blue wire going to E11 but Holden manual says not used.
Any ideas what it could be?
Also it has another plug up near the 3 body connections with a single white/ black wire going to F14 Diagnodtic enable.
Is it really meant to be in the bay? I brought this loom years ago for parts it was modified for gas.
Im labeling every plug on the engine loom and every wire on the 3 plugs that connect to the body loom.
Should save some time when i strip the one to be converted.
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The1
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Re: VT V6 Conversion
gas looms have a couple of trigger pins i think?
That rabbits got some torque.
Post a pic when your done, would be interesting, is it just driving a chain?
That rabbits got some torque.
Post a pic when your done, would be interesting, is it just driving a chain?