Just using Catcams cam wheels, the cams themeselves are regrinds of factory cams. As for starter yes, it sounds different than the stock chainsmoker cough starter Now I'm using Alfa GT 3.2 starter, those headers wouldn't clear stock starter.
Thanks for the kind words guys! ...one thing I don't understand is why you left that wrap around condom on your steering wheel ?? Impact protection of some kind perhaps? Had my face wrapped for last two+ years, so what do you expect :D it was only natural to wrap all contact surfaces haha Mike, thos...
Once the engine was rebuilt, the work could resume. As for the engine management, the choice was easy here; went for Ecumaster EMU Black which is most popular stand alone in my neck of the woods, also very hard to beat in terms of price/quality. And for long time I really wanted to have a simple pro...
Well It's been a while, and I figured that it made more sense to start a new thread, since my GTV6 has long ceased being a road car anyway and the pictures in the old thread are lost as well. My thanks go to the amazing, helpful community of this forum, that shared all that precious alfa transaxle k...
Those are really nice looking adapter plates Kevin!
Guys, I'm wondering does anyone here have cad drawings of the exhaust flanges for the 3.0/3.2 24V? My engine came without the exhaust headers, and I'm having problems sourcing original ones to copy the dimensions from.
Looks nice, but I haven't heard of anyone manufacturing anything shifter related for our cars. As this will be the final modification that I have planned for my 24V project, I was thinking of doing something along these lines; https://i.imgur.com/P3DxSJm.jpg https://i.imgur.com/g9PVNCS.jpg https://i...
@ Davo, could you update your links? The pics aren't showing. I'm little bit confused as to the flywheel installation on the 24V. I have lightened GTV6 2,5L flywheel that I originally wanted to mate with the 3.0 24V. I know Alfa V6's are externally balanced. Now where the confusion starts: Some peop...
Hi Kevin,
No grooves or whatsoever on the adapter plate. The stock part is also flat, so I figured it should work. I'm keeping the stock gasket as well, and as you mentioned, I'll probably use a thin coat of silicone to keep everything tight.
OIL FILTER. Tapping the block is probably the best way to go. But if one's doesn't have proper tools or conditions to do so, an non-invasive option is possible. I've used original metal gasket that sits between the block and axle support/oil filter assembly on fwd cars, as a template to make an adap...
Since I have just about finished prepping my 24V to drop into GTV6, here're a couple of pictures of things I've done a little bit differently. SUMP. While the sandwich plate is a nice simple solution, giving away 20mm of ground clearance, was a turn off for me. After some measuring and tinkering, it...