...can some one please explain this.
twoguns ·
ok firstly. what the hell.
...can some one please explain this.
...can some one please explain this.
Aussieveedubbers · General Chit Chat
Ecotec fitting in nicely...
https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/19340/ecotec-fitting-in-nicely
seagull ·
twoguns ·
secondly...
seagull ·
twoguns ·
bloody big radiator for a rice cooker.
seagull ·
radiator is 240mm high x 500mm + the tanks ,do you know what the motor is ? seagull
twoguns ·
the only word remotely technical form the pic is 'ecotec'.
seagull ·
as far as I know .? seagull
pod ·
ECOTEC isn`t that a honda thing??????????
seagull ·
Honda turn the other way !!!!!
Kai.A. ·
i thought ecotec was a vauxhall/holden thing???
kai
kai
VDUBXTC ·
In the second pic, under the car.
Are they dirty big fans built in under there
Are they dirty big fans built in under there
seagull ·
VDUBXTC ·
My Graphics must be tripp'n or something
I can still see little fin type things
I can still see little fin type things
wacked1 ·
amazing it looks sweeet, how many splitty conversions in Aus are there.
[Edited on 23-2-2004 by wacked1]
[Edited on 23-2-2004 by wacked1]
Robo ·
Hi Two Guns
What colour blue is that?
Rob..😎
What colour blue is that?
Rob..😎
Cam ·
Honda is VTEC. ECOTEC is Holden. But that ain't a Buick 3.8.
Crazy!
Crazy!
koolkarmakombi ·
Dude has some serious tool boxes in the background.....
Secoh ·
Ecotec is GM.
Opel is GM.
I'm not sure if this is the diesel version, below:
or the petrol version:
http://www.phobia.net/~snapb1/SSecotec.html
[Edited on 22-2-2004 by Secoh]
Opel is GM.
I'm not sure if this is the diesel version, below:
or the petrol version:
http://www.phobia.net/~snapb1/SSecotec.html
[Edited on 22-2-2004 by Secoh]
SteveMk2 ·
Enough to break the heart of a waterpumper... Why a bloody holden engine instead of a worthy VW 1.8 or 2L donk.... I am sure there is a reason, but what is it...
twoguns ·
couldnt answer robs question re the colour. i assuned that if it is og colour then possibly dove blue.
whats others opinion?
whats others opinion?
BenettonVW ·
Commercial blue I would have guessed..
Not a fan of this sort of bastardisation, but I, like most, can appreciate the work that has gone into it.. Because if I am not mistaken, that has a narrowed beam front and is actually tubbed in the front, i.e. edge of the inside of the cabin..
Not a fan of this sort of bastardisation, but I, like most, can appreciate the work that has gone into it.. Because if I am not mistaken, that has a narrowed beam front and is actually tubbed in the front, i.e. edge of the inside of the cabin..
Daniel ·
Maybe he couldn't fit a VW engine in there with those coil-over s he's got. Those rear feet look pretty wide!!!
BugSpray ·
As far as I know Ecotec is the hip, cool, happenin' marketing name General Motors uses to discribe their version of the sequential fuel injection they use on their motors. An electronic fuel injection system that is calibrated on mass air flow.
Flintstones ·
Somehow, i think that sump is going to cop a beating on any minor bump in the road !!!
justdubbin ·
It is a GM Chevy engine (I think from a US Cavalier) the reason he's using a Ecotec because a little later down the line it's going to have a Turbo fitted putting out approx 300BHP,
Do a search on The Samba search by name jeff k. make sure you put the . after the name.
Rob.
Do a search on The Samba search by name jeff k. make sure you put the . after the name.
Rob.
Dasdubber ·
I may be wrong but I am pretty sure it is being created by the guys at Franklin's VW Werks...
http://www.franklinsvwwerks.com/
but don't hold me to it, just thought I remembered a link somewhere along the line??
http://www.franklinsvwwerks.com/
but don't hold me to it, just thought I remembered a link somewhere along the line??
SteveMk2 ·
As opposed to the VTEC thing, which is variable valve timing, something ecotec is far from.BugSpray wrote:As far as I know Ecotec is the hip, cool, happenin' marketing name General Motors uses to discribe their version of the sequential fuel injection they use on their motors. An electronic fuel injection system that is calibrated on mass air flow.