Rear 4mo axel to GTI?

[Winniee]

Would this be possible in anyway?
How hard to do?

[barrym381]

why would you want to do this 

[Rhyso]

Independent suspension as opposed to fixed rear beam    so im guessing the handling benefits that would come with it

You need to cut up the floor plan to accommodate it; its a lot of work........

[barrym381]

Independent suspension as opposed to fixed rear beam    so im guessing the handling benefits that would come with it

You need to cut up the floor plan to accommodate it; its a lot of work........

would it not be less work to just drop the 1.8t in a 4mo 

[Rhyso]

Independent suspension as opposed to fixed rear beam    so im guessing the handling benefits that would come with it

You need to cut up the floor plan to accommodate it; its a lot of work........

would it not be less work to just drop the 1.8t in a 4mo 

That it would; probably 

[barrym381]

Independent suspension as opposed to fixed rear beam    so im guessing the handling benefits that would come with it

You need to cut up the floor plan to accommodate it; its a lot of work........

would it not be less work to just drop the 1.8t in a 4mo 

That it would; probably 

would rather do that instead of cutting floors away 

[golfyste]

Depends if you want the extra cost of the 4mo tax and the weight of the 4wd.....

I have been thinking about this for maybe next year and i know you have to cut all the wheel well away and pretty much get the boot floor from the 4mo

[damien010685]

Depends if you want the extra cost of the 4mo tax and the weight of the 4wd.....

I have been thinking about this for maybe next year and i know you have to cut all the wheel well away and pretty much get the boot floor from the 4mo

What extra 4mo tax??? It's the same as a 1.8t

[barrym381]

Depends if you want the extra cost of the 4mo tax and the weight of the 4wd.....

I have been thinking about this for maybe next year and i know you have to cut all the wheel well away and pretty much get the boot floor from the 4mo

What extra 4mo tax??? It's the same as a 1.8t

took the words out my mouth 

[golfyste]

Depends if you want the extra cost of the 4mo tax and the weight of the 4wd.....

I have been thinking about this for maybe next year and i know you have to cut all the wheel well away and pretty much get the boot floor from the 4mo

What extra 4mo tax??? It's the same as a 1.8t

took the words out my mouth 

Well then I was mistaken 
Assumed it would be more being a 2.8 ha
I was thinking of doing the 4mo thing but they are generally very expensive to buy