oldestof11 wrote:They had a 2.5L 5 cylinder and a V6 3.0L TDi's with VP24 (E-VE) iiirc.
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oldestof11 wrote:They had a 2.5L 5 cylinder and a V6 3.0L TDi's with VP24 (E-VE) iiirc.
PToombs wrote:Shhhhh! I'm picking on the new kid!![]()
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cmann250 wrote: Does that make me a Jedi?
Tacoclaw wrote:Only if you kiss your sister.
Tacoclaw wrote:cmann250 wrote: Does that make me a Jedi?
Only if you kiss your sister.
Tacoclaw wrote:Also, you better hope Jedi's don't have to be good at math. Pete has 10x more posts than you.
cmann250 wrote:Also, were any of these (3.2 or 4.0) cam plates stock in anything?
TheTowingCowboy wrote:Thus far I have found that nothing ever came from the 4.0 and 4.5 mm Cam plates for VE Pumps. So its a what if kind of thing. And my basic though process would be Off Road VE Pump internals would be naturally bigger then ours cause they would be made to put more power out at a constant non variable speed. AKA More power at one constant RPM. That being said it would be used as part for a 'Automotive' VE pump. So we would keep out gov, just use the internal parts, if they are bigger and better. That was the whole point.
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