well here i am asking a basic question
do you need to machine the case for a 1776🤪
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13bwagon Officially Full-On Dubber
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yeah you sure do i think it's the same size a 1835 they just have thinner barrles
not a bad little upgrade with nice cam , carby etc
not a bad little upgrade with nice cam , carby etc
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greedy53 Bishop of Volkswagenism
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thanks just thinking at the moment as my 1800 is sick looks terminal
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Pumba Veteran Volks Folk
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If you mean 1600 to 1776,No you dont,to change to 1776 you just change the pistons and barrels,you can get the kits from george at classic veedub cheers shane.👍
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1600 > 1640 yes
1600 > 1680 some
1600 > 1776 not going to happen without either machining or a BFH.
1600 > 1680 some
1600 > 1776 not going to happen without either machining or a BFH.
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and the BFH method only comes with a 15ft or 5sec warranty
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I was told you could go to 1776,lucky i havent bought the parts yet??? whats a BFH method??? i just wanted to increase my 1600 in my kombi without all the dramas of machining cheers shane.
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you can get slip in 1641 (87's) and 1679 (88's)
first machine is 1679 (88's) and 1776 (90.5's)
next is 1916 (94's)
first machine is 1679 (88's) and 1776 (90.5's)
next is 1916 (94's)
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Shane, BFH is everymans favorite tool...Big F**king Hammer
i personally wouldnt go slip in 88s in a kombi
cylinder walls are alot thinner so they do actually just "slip in" not ideal but can be gotten away with in a bug but a 1600ish type1 works hard in a kombi, best to avoid weak links
cost of machining the heads and case isnt much in the scale of things during a vw engine rebuild these days
i personally wouldnt go slip in 88s in a kombi
cylinder walls are alot thinner so they do actually just "slip in" not ideal but can be gotten away with in a bug but a 1600ish type1 works hard in a kombi, best to avoid weak links
cost of machining the heads and case isnt much in the scale of things during a vw engine rebuild these days