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Title: Orrite or wha (8v or 16v the age old question)
Post by: JonnyC on 07 May 2005, 22:37

Just gor rid of the Clio.......Mk 2 GTI here we go......

Now for the age old question...........

8v or 16v?????

8v more lift

16v more top end

Oh .... wot do I do? :wink:

Title: Re: Orrite or wha (South Wales Boyo's)
Post by: mrwotto on 07 May 2005, 22:50

erm, welcome to the forum mate :grin:

Title: Re: Orrite or wha (8v or 16v the age old question)
Post by: PeeWee on 07 May 2005, 23:13

welcome to the forum,, you will find plenty of posts about what do think is best,, 8v or 16v   :smiley:

Title: Re: Orrite or wha (8v or 16v the age old question)
Post by: topher on 07 May 2005, 23:49

24v :smiley:

Title: Re: Orrite or wha (8v or 16v the age old question)
Post by: mix on 07 May 2005, 23:57

Welcome......drive both and see what you think, easiest way :undecided:

Title: Re: Orrite or wha (8v or 16v the age old question)
Post by: Golfgal on 08 May 2005, 11:44

gt a 4v tractors kick ass

Title: Re: Orrite or wha (8v or 16v the age old question)
Post by: Dinky on 08 May 2005, 18:22

welcome to the forum

Dinx :kiss:

Title: Re: Orrite or wha (8v or 16v the age old question)
Post by: kingsmk2 on 08 May 2005, 22:18

welocme to the forum... and do some searches on the other topic u will find many mixed views

Title: Re: Orrite or wha (8v or 16v the age old question)
Post by: gibby on 09 May 2005, 12:22

Welcome to the forum.  :grin: As for the age old question, then as mix says, drive both see what you think but here's my opinion. There's an 8v k-jet in mine and this weekend I drove gti89's valver, I thought mine was nippy and I quess it is, but it's not quick, it keeps up with most stuff on the motorway but the valver just blew me away, it's totally standard and it picks up and shifts in any gear. So for me 16v any day of the week.  :grin: :grin:

Title: Re: Orrite or wha (8v or 16v the age old question)
Post by: BOGGLE on 09 May 2005, 15:37

Welcome to the forum, i agree, the 16v is soooo much fun :smiley: