Aussieveedubbers · Non-VW Engine Conversions

SUBARU 3.6L into Razor

https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/105119/subaru-36l-into-razor

sorenluckins ·

Hi There. Can anyone recomend a professional mechanic in Melbourne that does Subaru into VW conversions? Just interested in chatting about installing the engine and a 5 speed subarugears box and the engineering certification required etc..?...

Bizarre ·

Would you be able to register a 3.6L motor in. Ghia?

sorenluckins ·

Good question I guess, but it's not very different output to doing a 2.5 Turbo? Any ideas on an engineer I could discuss that with?

Bizarre ·

In NSW it is VSI 06 I believe it is 3.0 X the original mass for a car up to 1100kgs.

I believe the mass is the original mass ?

Baja Wes ·

VSI06 refers to the NCOP.
http://www.rms.nsw.gov.au/registration/downloads/vsi/vsi6.pdf

NCOP - http://www.infrastructure.gov.au/roads/vehicle_regulation/bulletin/vsb_ncop.aspx
For 800-1100kg cars you can go 4.0x the mass.

PAZZAN ·

http://vmcengineering.com/

sorenluckins ·

Thanks. Any tips for Victorian regs or Victorian based engineers?

Vw nutter ·

Helbus and myself have both done suby conversions, his being a 2.2 and mine a 2ltr sti turbo into our kombis,
Pm me if you want to check out my kombi and i can show you whats involved.

cheers

sorenluckins ·

Ripper, PM sent..
Thanks.

helbus ·

Click on the link at the bottom of this post and I have a Suby conversion thread of what I put in my bus.

I would estimate you may end up spending tens of thousands of dollars and you would be wise to ring an engineer first to see what is required.

sorenluckins ·

The KG T34 was 880kg originally, so my engineer tells me that a 3.6 naturally aspirated isn't an issue. Which is great... Current issue is welded spindles don't make the cut and all the good A-Arm suspension have welded spindles...

1303Steve ·

Hi

That's good news about the motor sizing, must be different to NSW, it was 2.5 x forced or 3 x factory weight. I've heard that has now changed for the better.

Steve