1.6 n/a to jx 1.6 td?

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1.6 n/a to jx 1.6 td?

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Is this as easy as it sounds, and what problems may arise? :wink:
Many thanks lhd................................

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Hi Rob
TD revs lower than n/a so a change of gearbox might be an idea too. I'm not sure how much this will affect change from n/a to TD. Have a look on the brickyard for gearbox codes and ratios, and google for 'gearbox calculator' to find a thing that will let you work out what speeds you can get from the various boxes. I 'm trying to find a box to match with a 1.9TD that is in my velle at the moment, with the box from that the van came out the factory with (mated with a 1.6 n/a) I can cruise at 55...

There is plenty more info on diesel swaps on the bricyard web pages
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The 1.9 td aaz is the hightest revving diesel vw have made. Its just noisy so sounds like it revving it nuts off all the time.

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I'm just thiking that for bhp per buck that a 1.6td is the way to go.
especiallly as to go beyond I need parts of the JX anyway.
50-75 bhp sounds good to me......
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Well youll get 70bhp out of a good JX lump, but you could consider intercooling as well if you were so inclined.
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Ok, I'll defer to Andy's superior knowledge, but with the AAZ in mine and the fourth gear ratio of 0.85 used on the 1.6 n/a four speed boxes I'm not gettting above 65mph in mine...could be a tuning thing, but to me it sounds like its running at enough revs by then, but then I'm used to a nice quiet wbx... so I now have transmission out and am looking for something that should give me more mph for less revs
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