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The drilling’s for the oil feed are in the cylinder head mate, not the cam cover,so I’m afraid this won’t work.
The 182 dephaser and solenoid will work in your current application.
The oil drillings for the vvt feed are in a different place on a 197, and from memory, the solenoid operates in a different way to suit. This means that you may need to alter the way the solenoid works to get the vvt working on/off.
I’m going off memory from looking at stuff years ago now, so...
You need to run a mappable ecu to run the fully variable cam timing that you get with the 197. It’ll just be on or off.
Running a 197 dephaser requires the dephaser switching in a different way too.
@Nathan Evans how did the gripper feel in terms of lock up/harshness?
And it’s amazing, the gripper has done more miles than the ‘other’ one, yet still not broken?! Whatsallthatabout?! ?
Yes you could mate, but it’s not quite as simple as that. You’d need other supporting items too. Your itb’s won’t fit on a mk3 head either.
Nowhere near that much power is what it would make! Lol! Mine did 230 on maxi parts with not a lot of effort put into porting and polishing
No mate. The 197 has a much better thought out cylinder head in comparison to the mk2. Substantially better in fact. The fact that mine made 230/181 whilst retaining the stock inlet shows how well it works with the right combination of parts. There’s no was a 1*2 would ever make these numbers on...
Yes mate, certainly did!
I agree - the yellow isn’t to my taste either. I’ve told them that I’ll only buy it if that’s removed.
Meanwhile, back in the real world! ?