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Title: will a 2.0 8v stainless bk box fit a 2.0 16v?
Post by: chol_gti on 03 June 2009, 16:39
hey as above some1 has offered me one just want to no that it will fit the same? thanx
Title: Re: will a 2.0 8v stainless bk box fit a 2.0 16v?
Post by: james2 on 03 June 2009, 16:52
it proberly is different but unsure :undecided:
Title: Re: will a 2.0 8v stainless bk box fit a 2.0 16v?
Post by: chol_gti on 03 June 2009, 17:05
okay! ne1 else who might know? thanx
Title: Re: will a 2.0 8v stainless bk box fit a 2.0 16v?
Post by: dai-cymru on 03 June 2009, 17:47
should this be in the mk 3 section??  :huh:
Title: Re: will a 2.0 8v stainless bk box fit a 2.0 16v?
Post by: chol_gti on 04 June 2009, 08:41
no it is for a mk4! do they not do a 2.0 8v? he says its from a 1999 car but came off a 2.0 8v?????????? confused now ha
Title: Re: will a 2.0 8v stainless bk box fit a 2.0 16v?
Post by: Rhyso on 04 June 2009, 22:28
no it is for a mk4! do they not do a 2.0 8v? he says its from a 1999 car but came off a 2.0 8v?????????? confused now ha

the MK4 had a 2.0 8V engine.  there was never a 16v version of the engine
Title: Re: will a 2.0 8v stainless bk box fit a 2.0 16v?
Post by: chol_gti on 08 June 2009, 10:46
what so my mk4 golf gti is a 8v not 16v? no wonder its slow as foook!! ha
Title: Re: will a 2.0 8v stainless bk box fit a 2.0 16v?
Post by: Rhyso on 08 June 2009, 13:51
what so my mk4 golf gti is a 8v not 16v? no wonder its slow as foook!! ha

did you not research it before buying?  :rolleyes:
Title: Re: will a 2.0 8v stainless bk box fit a 2.0 16v?
Post by: Wayne on 08 June 2009, 14:01
what so my mk4 golf gti is a 8v not 16v? no wonder its slow as foook!! ha

Fail
Title: Re: will a 2.0 8v stainless bk box fit a 2.0 16v?
Post by: chol_gti on 09 June 2009, 10:57
just assumed a more modern car would just b 16v oh well my mistake.
Title: Re: will a 2.0 8v stainless bk box fit a 2.0 16v?
Post by: Wayne on 09 June 2009, 14:02
just assumed a more modern car would just b 16v oh well my mistake.

The 1.8 is a 20V (5v per cyl) but the 2.0 is a 8v.