Sigma V6 commodore conversion

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WagonWheel
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Sigma V6 commodore conversion

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Hey guys,

Just wondering who has done this conversion before, and if theres any chance any one has any pics of the engine mounts they used?
Or if they bought the proper pat gardener kit, if you could please post up some pics of the mounts they use.

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Re: Sigma V6 commodore conversion

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Hahah, thats random, i actually went and looked at that car today and test drove it.
But still working on my GJ conversion as well and wanted to see some pics of the proper gardener mounts. Couldnt really get a good look when they were in the car
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Re: Sigma V6 commodore conversion

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Im buying the kit Pat Gardener kit around august (with the tax return)

I already have a vx ecotec and getrag 5 speed to go in the wagon.

Its still a while off but i'll put up photos when i get it...
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Re: Sigma V6 commodore conversion

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Any one else?
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Re: Sigma V6 commodore conversion

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when i did mine about 8 years ago

I used the factory sump 2 drivers side engine mounts and then cut the mitsu mounts off the x member the made some new mounts from 100x50x5 C section

cant remember what i did with the trans member but i remember i had to take some out off the floor to clear the trans pan
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Re: Sigma V6 commodore conversion

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I've placed the order with v6conversion and I'll be picking it up mid next week, so Hopefully I'll get soem photos up soon.
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Re: Sigma V6 commodore conversion

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got any pics yet mate?

ill be under going one of these conversions to one day (once my paint and panel is done :| )but ill be turboing mine :thumpsup: so does the ecotec motor use the same mounts as the buick conversion coz apparently you can get a heap more power out of a ecotec motor.

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Re: Sigma V6 commodore conversion

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Finally got the photos of the Pat Gardener Kit up
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if you want close detail or specific parts, let me know and I'll take some more photos eventually
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Re: Sigma V6 commodore conversion

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516MA wrote:got any pics yet mate?

ill be under going one of these conversions to one day (once my paint and panel is done :| )but ill be turboing mine :thumpsup: so does the ecotec motor use the same mounts as the buick conversion coz apparently you can get a heap more power out of a ecotec motor.

Nick

This kit is for the ecotec & I assume they are the same mounts
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Re: Sigma V6 commodore conversion

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any chance of gettim a copy of the instructions??
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looking into doing this...
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yeah mines still happening but on the back burner until i get my range rover sorted, so I've got a daily until its done which is almost complete (gearbox and transfer case have to come out and its still in sydney till Easter)

organized mods to front sub assembly to fit commo steering,hubs/brakes
got a complete commo diff (need to shorten). kit, engine, gearbox and wiring.
custom tail shaft and axles are about the only thing left on the list to get it drivable...
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would be a nice thing to do, id have to buy another daily which would suck cus i got enough shit round here.
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Re: Sigma V6 commodore conversion

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How much was the pat Gardner kit???

I just picked up a near mint gk and I am keen to v6 it next year
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Re: Sigma V6 commodore conversion

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it was about $1300 for everythign I needed.

look at:
www.v6conversions.com
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