is it possible ?

[mike-wizz]

Hey I'm looking at buying a nova and was looking around and it seems that the 2.0Lt conversion is really common but i was thinking would it be possible to fit a 2.5 Lt V6 from a vectra or omega something like that has it been tried and if my memory serves me right(from doing a clutch on a V6 vectra) the mounts are not a million miles different from the 2.0lt just a size issue.
any opinions and such like would be greatly appreciated
thanks

[Pistol Pete]

The V6 has been done before. I'm sure someone will be along to offer some advice. In the meantime, have a search about. Get some info to get you started.

Welcome along by the way!

[mike-wizz]

thanks slightly glad it has been done means its possible haha and will do wanted to know it was possible before starting the long trawl through the internet

[maddogdaz666]

david dixon even sells the front engine mount for the v6 into a nova, everything else is just the same as putting a 2.0 in. quite easy if u know how to use a spanner.

[mowgli]

theres a baby blue saloon with one.

[Nobby]

search is your freind

[Jack]

Oh hallo

http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs072.ash2/36949_440388883884_667958884_6112730_3947698_n.jpg

[Lee]

david dixon even sells the front engine mount for the v6 into a nova, everything else is just the same as putting a 2.0 in. quite easy if u know how to use a spanner.

Not quite that simple, the rear manifold needs a lot of bodgery to clear the steering rack, but by all means its not difficult.

[maddogdaz666]

Not quite that simple, the rear manifold needs a lot of bodgery to clear the steering rack, but by all means its not difficult.

ah yes i forgot that bit. it is a tight squeeze round the back;)

[C612DNM]

Oh hallo

http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs072.ash2/36949_440388883884_667958884_6112730_3947698_n.jpg

Sorry, that's the wrong way around.... V engines should drive the rear wheels at least! ;)

[bazil]

If your putting in a V6 miss out the 2.5 and get the 3.2 in it!

[Jack]

Sorry, that's the wrong way around.... V engines should drive the rear wheels at least! ;)
Thats next on the menu lol