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Vaux Lad

posted on 2nd Feb 09 at 21:53

8v fly dont fit.
Use one off a early dizzy xe engine.

You will also need to change the throttle body/tps, and the afm to convert it as there both different.


Jack1.6valver

posted on 2nd Feb 09 at 15:59

Yeah i know its due to the flywheel mate, coil pack engine has a fuk off inch plate of unnessasary shite! i kno it has nothing to do with the dizzy but its a good way of relating to either type,especially as the coilpack comes standard with the bulky flywheel and the dizzy dosent. . . i can put the 2 ltr 8 v flywheel on to replace the standard one right? ( so i am told)

[Edited on 02-02-2009 by Jack1.6valver]


DaveB

posted on 2nd Feb 09 at 15:48

quote:
Originally posted by wozza51
and they dizzy versions do generally rev faster and have a harsher downfal from the revvs


which is NOTHING to do with the dizzy. It is to do with the flywheel (flat or pot type). Which can be changed anyway.


wozza51

posted on 2nd Feb 09 at 15:41

most vauxhall cams accept either the dizzy/coil pack iirc

and they dizzy versions do generally rev faster and have a harsher downfal from the revvs


DaveB

posted on 2nd Feb 09 at 15:37

"harder harsher revving" what the fuck? I could let you drive 2 cars that were XE'd and you'd never be able to tell the difference between coilpack/dizzy.

Oh, you need to swop the cams aswell.


Jack1.6valver

posted on 2nd Feb 09 at 15:32

the only reason im goin to convert it is because iv only got the engine block and gearbox, i need to get a wiring loom and ecu anyway and the engine needs a new coilpack so im aswell changing it if i can as id rather the dizzy setup for its harsher harder revving :) anyone any info on my ecu??

[Edited on 02-02-2009 by Jack1.6valver]


DaveB

posted on 2nd Feb 09 at 15:15

coil is dizzy.

Do you mean coilpack?

To change a COILPACK to dizzy you'll need:

a distributor
coil
cream injectors
2.5bar fuel regulator
ECU
entire engine loom


i.e. it's not worth it. If your ecu is for the early engine, just sell it on and stick with the late stuff. The late ones are better, and more reliable.


Jack1.6valver

posted on 2nd Feb 09 at 15:13

Im wanting to convert my coilpack redtop to dizzy, iv bn told il need the wiring loom and ecu of a dizzy redtop. Iv got a superchip ecu but unsure whether it for a coilpack or dizzy set up. Iv got 2 codes off the ecu box and would greatly appreciate it if someone could recognise it as a dizzy or coilpack ecu. . .

its a Bosch superchip ecu, here are the 2 codes off it - 0 261 200 185 and the second 90 299 569.dont know if thats any help to anyone? fingers crossed tho!

Any other information regarding converting the coilpack engine to run with a dizzy set-up would be much appreciated as this is my first engine change. Cheers Jack. . . :thumbs:





[Edited on 02-02-2009 by Jack1.6valver]