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Re: 1.9DG head pitting - recoverable?

Posted: 05 Apr 2016, 19:35
by itchyfeet
ghost123uk wrote:Slightly off topic alert :wink:
I've mentioned your legendary huge collection of useful T25 related photographs before, and now we have access to the entire collection :ok
A picture is worth a thousand words they say, one could spend hours easily just learning stuff by looking at that pictorial archive :ok

Thanks, I have 000s, I keep meaning to find some time to upload some more.
If somebody's bucket is open it's easy to get to their bucket from any photo they post :wink:

Re: 1.9DG head pitting - recoverable?

Posted: 05 Apr 2016, 19:38
by ghost123uk
FannyBawz wrote: one stud looks like it has snapped with maybe a quarter inch sticking out, just enough to keep the flange on, the other has snapped off flush or maybe inside the head
Worth a read of our "wiki" information on such issues = https://club8090.co.uk/wiki/Te ... bolts/nuts" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Re: 1.9DG head pitting - recoverable?

Posted: 05 Apr 2016, 23:12
by ajsimmo
itchyfeet wrote: To get the extra power you will need the DG dizzy, carb, manifold, throttle linkage, throttle cable,

Also the camshaft is different. The DF has different valve timing, so just changing heads and externals won't necessarily make it go like a DG, I'm afraid.

If your dodgy dg has a late B suffix case, it's perfectly possible to convert it to 2.1 (I could put a kit together for you if needed) and run it on a Pierburg carb. But if budget is tight, probably best to run the df as Itchy said, whilst you just repair the DGs, perhaps making one good one from the two.

Re: 1.9DG head pitting - recoverable?

Posted: 06 Apr 2016, 05:33
by itchyfeet
Tempted myself :D
What sort of prices are we looking at for a kit, I assume dj crank, MV piston set and cam?
cheers
Paul