vvc metro performance
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vvc metro performance
what sort of performance stats we talking
0.60mph
top speed
any one know
0.60mph
top speed
any one know
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This maybe of some help, bout two thirds of the way down the page
http://www.rt2468abcd.r8technology.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=64822

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0-60 less than 6 seconds but not by much and a top speed of around 140mph if you have big enough balls
1/4 mile me and ian (Vi turbo no2)built a red one back in early 2003 and it ran 14.0@100.1mph was estimated at around 170bhp and weighed around 850kg and it had all the interia in it when it was ran
john
1/4 mile me and ian (Vi turbo no2)built a red one back in early 2003 and it ran 14.0@100.1mph was estimated at around 170bhp and weighed around 850kg and it had all the interia in it when it was ran
john
They are rapid enough
mines a non-vvc 1.8, and i keep with ZR 160's
... infact, i win 
Top speed is only limited by the gearbox, as a vvc in a metro will pull to the limiter in every gear.
130mph in mine feels slightly unsafe, its more about the thrill factor under 100mph to be honest
mines a non-vvc 1.8, and i keep with ZR 160's
Top speed is only limited by the gearbox, as a vvc in a metro will pull to the limiter in every gear.
130mph in mine feels slightly unsafe, its more about the thrill factor under 100mph to be honest

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Yes, there are 3 over on Metropower.co.ukbjrespect wrote:has any one fitted the 1.8 k series turbo engine in one yet
-one was built by a guy called jamie, uprated intercooler etc and a bit of tinkering saw about 170bhp with a stack of torque, over 150lbs i think.
-another RobVVC, is currently building a 1.8T into a rover 100 shell
-and a guy called liam made a VVC-turbo and last i heard, made around 220 bhp

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VVC Turbo? And it DIDN'T explode?
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It wasnt a VVC it was a 1.8 non-VVC and about as close to a race car you can get on the road, completely stripped out, it might aswell been a race carvictor3 wrote:I went as passenger in one about 2 years ago on the 'Retro Cars' mag. shoot at Brunters. The Metty had a 1.8 VVC engine with Emerald EMS and about 180bhp, IIRC. Great little car!!
Never been in a VVC Metro myself but on the road not alot will keep up with a well driven one and thats a fact, as long as it doesnt have Camacs
why would the fact that its a vvc make it explode?C2K wrote:VVC Turbo? And it DIDN'T explode?
VVC only effects the duration of the inlet cam, making it open for longer at higher rpms.... i think it worked pretty well, but the guy isn't on MetroPower anymore so haven't heard anything of it recently.

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That would be Andy Richards GTi, solid cammed 1.8 on throttle bodies.victor3 wrote:I went as passenger in one about 2 years ago on the 'Retro Cars' mag. shoot at Brunters. The Metty had a 1.8 VVC engine with Emerald EMS and about 180bhp, IIRC. Great little car!!
I take it you are the guy with the maestro in the same Magazine issue? nice car

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