Engine Swap question

[ALucard-]

Greetings,

I stumbled upon your forum while searching for info about my audi, and since i cant really find what im looking for i suppose i will ask for it over here

I currently drive a Audi Coupe '89 based on the B3 platform. It wearing a NG engine which i must say is really doing well but im a speed demon and i want more out of this car

I have looked and asked around and from what i have seen i can fit either the 7A (2.3 litre 170BHP) engine or the NM(2.0 160 litre 160BHP). From what i have seen through the internet and in most auto selling sites i can only find the 7A engine but only in quattro cars! I am absolutely certain that they sold 7A engines in Audi 90's that were non quattro...

As for the NM engine i was told it was only released in Switzerland and nowhere else!

Due to taxes based on cc's here in Greece i am mostly interested in purchasing a NM engine.(you have to register your car every year, the 2.0 litre registration costs 160 euros the 2.3 litre costs 420).

Anyone got any ideas-info on these two things?

Thanks in advance,
Andrew

 

[Rev-head]

Greetings

www.audifans.net guy called nogin is your man for this

 

[scotty33]

Greetings,


I have looked and asked around and from what i have seen i can fit either the 7A (2.3 litre 170BHP) engine or the NM(2.0 160 litre 160BHP). From what i have seen through the internet and in most auto selling sites i can only find the 7A engine but only in quattro cars! I am absolutely certain that they sold 7A engines in Audi 90's that were non quattro...

As for the NM engine i was told it was only released in Switzerland and nowhere else!

Due to taxes based on cc's here in Greece i am mostly interested in purchasing a NM engine.(you have to register your car every year, the 2.0 litre registration costs 160 euros the 2.3 litre costs 420).

Anyone got any ideas-info on these two things?

Thanks in advance,
Andrew

In the UK there were 2wd 20v's (7A) both coupe and sedan models.

I read that the NM was mainly destined for Italy, also for tax reasons. It was not as far as I know imported into the UK.