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hi dubbers, cheers for the info on my airflow sensor, scored one from europarts and its on its way. will an audi block 2l 1991 go into my mk2 gti 8v ? i may have read a thread here in the past but could anyone give me an insight, as ive got my hands on a bargain car !! thanks
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and a 2.0 head on a 1.8 block will generaly lower compression...Cheers, Benny
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The 2L has bigger intake ports so you would need to use a the audi manifold, but it comes out the wrong side, so you`d need a mk3 one which has a different throttle body. So not a straight bolt on. Better to use the 2L bottom end and your 1.8 head. Bolts straight in and is rapid.sigpic Camden GTI Performance. VW / AUDI Specialists
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Have to say this because every time I asked about a 2L bottom end i got this response.Originally posted by Golf Loon View Post
"The 2L bottom end doesnt like to be revved"
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That won't be so much of a problem if you are running a std head.Originally posted by Spyda View PostHave to say this because every time I asked about a 2L bottom end i got this response.
"The 2L bottom end doesnt like to be revved"
If you have one that is ported and polished and maybe with a lumpy cam, then the lack of reviness will show up more.
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so that ,would i assume give me more power ?Comment
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Can't say I've had that problem. I'm running a 3A 2L, and it's an animal... I'm not sure about a newer 2L running digi though, this 3A runs harder than my 2E ever did...Originally posted by Spyda View PostHave to say this because every time I asked about a 2L bottom end i got this response.
"The 2L bottom end doesnt like to be revved"Canadian dubs coming to VWwA soon
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the audi is a 91 model , joe says there is alot of variations wth a 2 l block , yesterday i set the air flow meter a few clicks and it made a good improvement . i will go for the engine swap with the 2l and i got a set of leather vr6 seats to and tear drop alloys , just need to lower it downComment
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