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Re: want to build tdi engine in baywindow
Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 2:49 pm
by timcombi
Thanks Nick!
Re: want to build tdi engine in baywindow
Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 3:30 pm
by Dam
Tim
Stuart at Syncro Hospital in Pretoria does TDi conversions
Hertog Jan
Heerlijk! Nu lust ik wel een pilsje
Has anyone tasted the "new" Heineken brewed locally lately. Yuk
Like sitting in a rowboat, fcuking close to water
I'm onto Grolch now
Re: want to build tdi engine in baywindow
Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 6:22 pm
by Tony Z
Arno in Velliersdorp does conversions.
Andreno motors.
Re: want to build tdi engine in baywindow
Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 7:03 am
by Dam
Jammer, forgot the s, Grolsch
Re: want to build tdi engine in baywindow
Posted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 10:45 pm
by Dappermuis
Good day
I am very interested in going the Diesel route on my Bay, but have a few questions
1. Where about do you go with the radiator? I do not like it behind the spare wheel at the front , or just in front as mine was when it had the previous engine in..
2 Will I be able to fit the 3000D Toyota engine that I have at my disposal.
3 Can I run it on my Standard gearbox, if I am able to find an adaptor plate?
Any help comment will be appreciated, I know, I would like to keep it original, but the previous owner already made a HUGE radiator housing at the front so all is already lost. I can just as way go the practical route now
Re: want to build tdi engine in baywindow
Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 3:49 pm
by CooP
In answer to your first question I think that this is one of the best compromises that I have seen. It disguises the radiator rather neatly:
You really could put the radiator almost anywhere, as long as it is in the air-flow, underneath the belly is neat but vulnerable to damage. If I ever get round to doing my own Tdi conversion I shall possibly place the rad on the roof at the rear, ugly but practical.
Re: want to build tdi engine in baywindow
Posted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 10:14 pm
by syncromad
Hi
i had a bay doka with a VW 1.9 td in it, went well, very easy to do. the raditor was already mounted, cut into the nose.
I would personally fit a 2.0i Golf pertol motor, at least they rev and with 85kw on tap it will fly.
stuart