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murraymint
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conversion using a 1.6 as a base
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04 August 2011, 18:09 »
was just thinking of different possibility's and thort that because my 1.6 is a good shell ie no rust at all, using it for a 1.8t conversion insted of buyin a gti.
i know it'd be more work but question is how much more work??
cheers
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josh
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tweed
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Re: conversion using a 1.6 as a base
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04 August 2011, 18:25 »
a lot more lol but if its a good shell it will be worth it.
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murraymint
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Re: conversion using a 1.6 as a base
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04 August 2011, 19:46 »
and also just a thort what would have to be done to put an abf lump init, would this be easier?
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josh
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Wayne
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Re: conversion using a 1.6 as a base
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04 August 2011, 21:42 »
Quote from: murraymint on 04 August 2011, 19:46
and also just a thort what would have to be done to put an abf lump init, would this be easier?
About the same as fitting a 1.8T as nearly everything needs changing.
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