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I'm considering buying a car with a swapped engine, so I'm seeking advice from professionals here in NL.
For example, I've seen a Volkswagen passat (2.5L, V6) being swapped with a Volkswagen golf 3 (1.6L). What are the advantages and disadvantages?
To me I think the weight of the Passat would drag the small golf 3 engine, making it to work harder, thereby making it to consume more fuel than normal.
Please I would really appreciate professional advice and experiences.

mikotek:
I'm considering buying a car with a swapped engine, so I'm seeking advice from professionals here in NL.
For example, I've seen a Volkswagen passat (2.5L, V6) being swapped with a Volkswagen golf 3 (1.6L). What are the advantages and disadvantages?
To me I think the weight of the Passat would drag the small golf 3 engine, making it to work harder, thereby making it to consume more fuel than normal.
Please I would really appreciate professional advice and experiences.

Don't it try it unless you want to make mechanic workshop your second home.
Every engine is tailored designed with precision for that particular car model it is intended with a lot of engineering parameters in consideration. A car swapped with another engine will never run well

mikotek:
I'm considering buying a car with a swapped engine, so I'm seeking advice from professionals here in NL.
For example, I've seen a Volkswagen passat (2.5L, V6) being swapped with a Volkswagen golf 3 (1.6L). What are the advantages and disadvantages?
To me I think the weight of the Passat would drag the small golf 3 engine, making it to work harder, thereby making it to consume more fuel than normal.
Please I would really appreciate professional advice and experiences.

What type of car is it.
And what engine was it swapped with?

Readonee35L:
What type of car is it.
And what engine was it swapped with?

Volkswagen passat swapped with Volkswagen golf 3

mikotek:
Volkswagen passat swapped with Volkswagen golf 3

What are the advantages and disadvantages?
To me I think the weight of the Passat would drag the small golf 3 engine, making it to work harder, thereby making it to consume more fuel than normal.
^
You wrote that your self.
Meaning you know the right thing to do.
You don't need any professional to give you advice.
Make a wise decision

mikotek:
I'm considering buying a car with a swapped engine, so I'm seeking advice from professionals here in NL.
For example, I've seen a Volkswagen passat (2.5L, V6) being swapped with a Volkswagen golf 3 (1.6L). What are the advantages and disadvantages?
To me I think the weight of the Passat would drag the small golf 3 engine, making it to work harder, thereby making it to consume more fuel than normal.
Please I would really appreciate professional advice and experiences.

normally, i don't type in capital letters, but id do to emphasise. BROS, NO TRY THAT KIND ROUGH PLAY. NO EVEN GO THERE. RUNNNNNNNNNN AWAYYYYYYYYYYY. THAT PASSAT B5/5.5 NA HUMMOUNGUOS WAHALA AND YOU WANT TO GO BUY THE ALREADY KAZEEMIZED UNIT.NO GO USE YA MONEY WEAVE BASKET ONTOP MOTOR WAHALA O!

kingreign:
normally, i don't type in capital letters, but id do to emphasise. BROS, NO TRY THAT KIND ROUGH PLAY. NO EVEN GO THERE. RUNNNNNNNNNN AWAYYYYYYYYYYY. THAT PASSAT B5/5.5 NA HUMMOUNGUOS WAHALA AND YOU WANT TO GO BUY THE ALREADY KAZEEMIZED UNIT.NO GO USE YA MONEY WEAVE BASKET ONTOP MOTOR WAHALA O!

my oga don start again o

B5 passat is a very nice car

na B5.5 been get issues...and not all of it sef

na the "guinea pig" thingie cause the yawa

4-motion et al