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  • My 3.0 V6 GTE.























    ENGINE:
    3.0 V6 24valve conversion
    3.0ltr Courtenay Hi-torque cams
    Lightened flywheel
    re-programmed ECU
    2.5" dia Jetex S.S. Exhaust system
    4 bar fuel pressure regulator
    Enlarged throttle body
    Traction control flap removed
    Green cone filter

    SUSPENSION:

    Bilstein shocks/springs
    Polyurethane bushes
    Custom front upper strut brace


    TRANSMISSION:

    F20 Gearbox
    16v Clutch
    Uprated Sach friction plate

    WHEELS/TYRES:

    Cav GSI2000 Alloys 6.5 x 15"
    Yokohama A539's

    INTERIOR:

    Stripped out
    Cobra Imola II seats
    Sabelt 3" 3 point harnesses

    PERFORMANCE (Old 2.5 engine)

    204.5 bhp @ 6310 rpm
    180.9 lb/ft @ 4944 rpm

    0-60 6.28 secs (Trax 03)
    Standing 1/4 14.373 @ 96.78mph (RWYB Sept 01)

    PERFORMANCE (3.0 engine)

    (Courtenays 25/9/04)

    225.4bhp @ 5722rpm
    224.2lb/ft @ 4566rpm

    Standing 1/4 13.907 @ 100.66mph (PV04)

    13.993 @ 101.54mph(RWYB 18th July 04)
    Last edited by DanDare; 26-01-2005, 12:39 AM.

  • #2
    looking good mate glad to see you finaly got round to putting the pics up

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    • #3
      like the way it looks standard from the outside.whats it sound like?

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      • #4
        I saw it on the vxlscc stand at billing mate. fair play I like it a lot!

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        • #5
          Wow nice a 3.0l mated to an F20 ...very cheeky , .i imagine there's bags of torque to play with?

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          • #6
            Looks very nice mate ,how much work was involved in the whole conversion from the start with the 2.5 ?.

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            • #7
              Now that is very impressive, I would love to do this conversion myself but I imagine it has cost you a bundle and a half! Is there room for a super charger and a n2o controller in there

              You don't see many mk2 v6's, did you do all the work on it? And what car is the v6 out of?

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              • #8
                from the looks of it the first engine would have been a cav or calibra v6 and the second one being a 3lt and with that induction manifold would be a omega elite ????

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                • #9
                  Sweet, how much of a squeeze was it to get in? Did it go in on the existing mounts?

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                  • #10
                    come on more info dude what happened to the old v6?

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                    • #11
                      Very nice dude and really standard looking from the outside.
                      Agree Gander real squeeze.
                      Must be very happy with the 1/4 mile time!
                      Any more mods to the beafy engine?

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                      • #12
                        Very nice!

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                        • #13
                          I've driven Dan's 3.0ltr beast and it's awesome.

                          Can I have another go Dan.....please...????

                          Cheers

                          Harvey

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by REMUS
                            Now that is very impressive, I would love to do this conversion myself but I imagine it has cost you a bundle and a half! Is there room for a super charger and a n2o controller in there

                            You don't see many mk2 v6's, did you do all the work on it? And what car is the v6 out of?
                            The original conversion nearly 6 years ago cost me a fair bit but i've had sooo much fun since i don't regret a penny of it.
                            Not too sure about the supercharger or NOS, i think traction would start to become a serious issue though, lol.
                            I have to put my hand up & admit to having the 2.5 engine fitted for me by Courtenays, i've never really had the space or time to carry the work out myself though as you can see, i managed to fit the 3.0 all on my tod outside the back gate whilst dodging rain etc. The whole job cost approx £400 including purchasing the new, unused engine

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Gander
                              Sweet, how much of a squeeze was it to get in? Did it go in on the existing mounts?
                              No squeeze at all really, always get lots of comments regarding how much room there is in the bay. The front g/box from a GTE 2.0 8v is used as this sits the engine further back than a 16v item would, the offside mounting is fabricated & uses a Cavalier mount.

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