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VeeDubGTI16v

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16v g60
« on: 16 September 2004, 13:36 »
i dont suppose anyone knows the basic differences between the 16v engine and the 16v g60 one (block and head differences) are ? i can get hold of a brand new mini cooper s supercharger if i want just want to know the amount of work it will be ??? (probably a g6dub question ;D)
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Offline g0ldf1sh

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Re: 16v g60
« Reply #1 on: 16 September 2004, 14:10 »
I think you'll find the G60 is an 8 Valve? ???
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VeeDubGTI16v

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Re: 16v g60
« Reply #2 on: 16 September 2004, 14:19 »
yeah but the golf limited 16v g60 has 16 valves ;) (oh and 210bhp ;D)
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Offline g0ldf1sh

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Re: 16v g60
« Reply #3 on: 16 September 2004, 14:26 »
Ahh the limited.  Thought you were talkin bout a G60 not a limited G60! Soz :)
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Re: 16v g60
« Reply #4 on: 16 September 2004, 14:51 »
have a chat with the lads at pitstop developments (their web addy is in the "good guys" section somewhere)
they're into tuning both mini's and vw's so i reckon they're your best bet !
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Re: 16v g60
« Reply #5 on: 16 September 2004, 15:25 »
there is a website somewhere out there that lists all the bits you need to transform your 16v into a G60 limited. alot of the parts are VW motorsport parts
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Re: 16v g60
« Reply #7 on: 27 September 2004, 22:01 »
you can just use a kr head on a 16v g60...
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dub855

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Re: 16v g60
« Reply #8 on: 27 September 2004, 22:03 »
check out www.bahnbrenner.com they detail what is basically needed depending on platforms used.
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