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Date:         Sat,  1 Apr 1995 01:10:44 -0500 (EST)
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From:         James N Gagliardi <jg6r+@andrew.cmu.edu>
Subject:      Re: Need Information about Eurovan(s)/FFFFF

Excerpts from audi: 31-Mar-95 Re: Need Information about .. by John Anderson@decws3.coe > > only find a vanagon to stuff it into. Diesel vanagons are too slow for > > some people, but I think a 65hp 5 cylinder would make a big difference. > > This is why I asked previously about the new 1.9 liter tall block > diesel with the D shaped intake ports, the bigger four would certainly > fit and I figure it must have around 60-70 hp, but I don't know, the I think that you're on the right track. I only mentioned the 5 cylinder because I have one sitting in my car(81 audi) which won't pass inspection in July because of rust problems. The 4 would be a much easier conversion. All we have to do is wait for them to import the TDI Golfs and Jettas(I've heard rumours of mid summer delivery), and wait for someone to get rearended hard enough to total the car(and not get hurt of course). I believe that one of the California engine places sells a bored-out bolt in 1.9 liter(nonturbo) rabbit replacement motor which could probably be put into a diesel van.

On another note, does anyone know what Diesel vans have sold for lately. I assume the cheapest way to get into a Westy is probably a diesel?

James

81 Audi 5000 Diesel 69 Squareback


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