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Offline Rhyso

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Re: 2.0 8v - 1.8 T 20v conversion
« Reply #140 on: 23 December 2008, 11:41 »
K, I'll stop the spaming now as I know Rhyso doesnt like it :)

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don't really care today - its my last day of work and i can't be arsed - spent the morning looking for re-trimmers to repair the little bit of damage on my new Recaro's  :grin: :grin:


what if i sold them already for more   :wink:


only joking wouldnt want to meet angry rhyso  :angry:

you don't want to see me get angry  :angry: :laugh: :laugh:

hehe can't wait for the fun to begin  :smiley:  

i've started making a list of bits and bobs you might need  :nerd:

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Re: 2.0 8v - 1.8 T 20v conversion
« Reply #141 on: 23 December 2008, 11:43 »
you don't want to see me get angry  :angry: :laugh: :laugh:

hehe can't wait for the fun to begin  :smiley:  

i've started making a list of bits and bobs you might need  :nerd:
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 :nerd: indeed, well i have started reading haynes removal procedure,  :smug: :smug: what stuff have you come up with i need  :shocked:

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Re: 2.0 8v - 1.8 T 20v conversion
« Reply #142 on: 23 December 2008, 11:52 »
you don't want to see me get angry  :angry: :laugh: :laugh:

hehe can't wait for the fun to begin  :smiley:  

i've started making a list of bits and bobs you might need  :nerd:




 :nerd: indeed, well i have started reading haynes removal procedure,  :smug: :smug: what stuff have you come up with i need  :shocked:
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copious amounts of silicone hose to replace your vaccum lines as no doubt they will be split
new clamps, spring clips and jubliee clips
oil and filter
coolant
new timing belt and tensioner for peace of mind  :undecided:

thats just a few things in my head lol

and most importantly a steady supply of bacon butties and mugs of tea  :wink:

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Re: 2.0 8v - 1.8 T 20v conversion
« Reply #143 on: 23 December 2008, 11:56 »
can get plenty of straight hose for free , and jubliee clips  :wink: bacon and egg butties are wifes dept, plus you also forgot new engine mounts,  :smiley:

edit: plus i know where some g12 coolant is  :wink:
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Re: 2.0 8v - 1.8 T 20v conversion
« Reply #144 on: 23 December 2008, 11:59 »
can get plenty of straight hose for free , and jubliee clips  :wink: bacon and egg butties are wifes dept, plus you also forgot new engine mounts,  :smiley:

they definitely different from the 2.0 then? not 100% - i know the dog bone mount is the same but its worth getting a new one

looks like your new discount card will be getting a hammering  :grin: :grin: :grin:

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Re: 2.0 8v - 1.8 T 20v conversion
« Reply #145 on: 23 December 2008, 12:05 »
can get plenty of straight hose for free , and jubliee clips  :wink: bacon and egg butties are wifes dept, plus you also forgot new engine mounts,  :smiley:

they definitely different from the 2.0 then? not 100% - i know the dog bone mount is the same but its worth getting a new one

looks like your new discount card will be getting a hammering  :grin: :grin: :grin:




r/h is the same dogbone same but l/h isnt listed so not sure

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Re: 2.0 8v - 1.8 T 20v conversion
« Reply #146 on: 23 December 2008, 12:11 »
can get plenty of straight hose for free , and jubliee clips  :wink: bacon and egg butties are wifes dept, plus you also forgot new engine mounts,  :smiley:

they definitely different from the 2.0 then? not 100% - i know the dog bone mount is the same but its worth getting a new one

looks like your new discount card will be getting a hammering  :grin: :grin: :grin:




r/h is the same dogbone same but l/h isnt listed so not sure

i'll try and have a look at ETKA over crimbo and have a look  :smiley:

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Re: 2.0 8v - 1.8 T 20v conversion
« Reply #147 on: 23 December 2008, 12:18 »
you don't want to see me get angry  :angry: :laugh: :laugh:

hehe can't wait for the fun to begin  :smiley:  

i've started making a list of bits and bobs you might need  :nerd:






 :nerd: indeed, well i have started reading haynes removal procedure,  :smug: :smug: what stuff have you come up with i need  :shocked:

copious amounts of silicone hose to replace your vaccum lines as no doubt they will be split
new clamps, spring clips and jubliee clips
oil and filter
coolant
new timing belt and tensioner for peace of mind  :undecided:

thats just a few things in my head lol

and most importantly a steady supply of bacon butties and mugs of tea  :wink:
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And dont forget to replace the plastic water pump pulley with a metal one.  :smiley:
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Re: 2.0 8v - 1.8 T 20v conversion
« Reply #148 on: 23 December 2008, 12:20 »
Ive got work tomorrow :(

Spent my morning phoning around trying to get my Forge DV sorted (which I have, finally :) )

Ive got a 1/2 day  :smiley:
Golf SOLD. Replaced with a Yamaha Raptor 660 quad and loving it. This will be replaced in August with a Raptor 700. Sold the quad now got a Vectra GSI 2.5 V6 and its the nuts.

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Re: 2.0 8v - 1.8 T 20v conversion
« Reply #149 on: 23 December 2008, 12:23 »
you don't want to see me get angry  :angry: :laugh: :laugh:

hehe can't wait for the fun to begin  :smiley:  

i've started making a list of bits and bobs you might need  :nerd:

:nerd: indeed, well i have started reading haynes removal procedure,  :smug: :smug: what stuff have you come up with i need  :shocked:

copious amounts of silicone hose to replace your vaccum lines as no doubt they will be split
new clamps, spring clips and jubliee clips
oil and filter
coolant
new timing belt and tensioner for peace of mind  :undecided:

thats just a few things in my head lol

and most importantly a steady supply of bacon butties and mugs of tea  :wink:
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And dont forget to replace the plastic water pump pulley with a metal one.  :smiley:




the belt was done 2006 so may already be done but will defo check  :smiley: