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J da Silva
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whats the advantages apart from obviously gaining 200cc approx
Daimo B
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100cc?

1689cc i think it makes it.
J da Silva
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theres a re-bore place near me and he says you can get an extra 200cc max anyway back to the original question
Daimo B
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I remember a topic years ago about this. A bloke was admiment his GSi was a 1.8 and he'd used the original block. HE got slated big time. When he had his feature later that year it was a 1.6 16v with exhaust, nothing else

I dont think the blcok walls are thick enough to bore out 200cc. Even the 2.0 can only be bored out to 88mm (2.1).

Will give you a little extra power, little more torque.
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ive been misinformed then, this was my arguement, im havin trouble tellin a mate of mine that he'd be best off going the 2litre route, but hes 2 years younger than me and doesnt have 3.5k to spend at the min
Tom
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£3.5 for a 2.0 conversion
Daimo B
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£1500 for 2.0 + £2k insurance probably
J da Silva
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im including the parts,engine,labour cost, suspension kits,gearbox,rear disc convert fitting kit etc. just a rough estimate
J da Silva
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exactly daimo
Tom
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J da Silva
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for insurance reasons he wants to bore his lump out a little, and get a better compression ratio by skimming its skull down a bit

 
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