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Re: Differance between 20v and 20vt blocks
[Re: lost55]
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14/05/2015 14:08
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If we're talking blocks, the obvious one is the 20vt has an oil feed tapping for the turbo.
Do you have access to the tech data in the workshop manual link? Yes oil turbo feed point and a crank case breather port on the rear for the collector.
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Re: Differance between 20v and 20vt blocks
[Re: lost55]
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14/05/2015 15:52
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Yes oil catch tank and breathers would be different.
Crank and cylinder bore is the same, but pistons aren't.
On balance I guess you could use a 20vt block for non-turbo engine but not the other way around. N/A blocks can be adapted for turbo, the breather system picks up on the sump breather port and the rocker cover to then feed to an external after market collector so all doable.
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Re: Differance between 20v and 20vt blocks
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26/06/2015 23:00
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No the compression is high for a turbo at around 9.2 or 9.8 on the 20vt
BMW M2 COMPETITION Fiat 20VT Fiat 16vt Fiat 130TC Fiat 131 sport
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