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Paul H
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they where rover half leathers.
Paul H
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quote:
Originally posted by punkymt1
Nice project

What output does the G60 give standard?

BHP 157
Torque (lbs/ft) 166

with stage 2 charger around 165
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quote:
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Nice project

What output does the G60 give standard?

BHP 157
Torque (lbs/ft) 166

with stage 2 charger around 165


Not bad at all. What do the stages involve Paul? Chip, charger pulleys?
Currently me and my dad are deciding whether to put a 9A with carbs & new cams or G60 in our cabrio.
Marc
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Probably the best engine for the mk1 too.
Paul H
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stages are just larger ports on the charger.you can get them spooling quicker and loose all the lag with a 68mm pulley and sns chip but then you have to get the charger serviced more often at £400 a pop aint cheap.

9a on carbs absolutely fly my mate had one in his cabby.
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sure you dont wana sell me the engine

How much did u pay for the engine if u dont mind me asking please.
Paul H
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engine stands me at nothing
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ahh shit forgot u go it with the car.

Never mind.

Do u know roughly how much they are to buy for a decent one as seen a few but prices vary alot.
Paul H
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decent one with a good charger your looking at around £1200
Paul H
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Todays progress dropped the engine out.




Moved the fuelines across to the drivers side.


And then dropped the G60 engine back in.also changed all the linkage bushs while the engine was out.



few of the intercooler sat in place it's a tight fit in there


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Ah dude degrease and clean the bay up nice, before you finish putting the engine in...

Really like the car.. cage is very nice.
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no need to really i will give it a good steam clean when it's finished.but the whole point is for power rather than looks
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Paul H
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well wiring loom is now ready to go in.
Pretty easy to do as half the loom you don't need
found a wicked guide which was so easy to follow.



and the big pile of left over wires


so after all the choping you are left with 5 wires that connects the whole engine loom to the mk1 loom.
Paul H
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Got my manifold the other day so gave it to Fin(big thanks mate)so he could weld me a lambda plug in.
It's all sat in the car now but i need to join the two together with some flexi pipe.
Also got all my intercooler pipework sorted out and have got an RSR outlet for the charger
just the wiring to connect and hopefully she will fire up(fingers crossed)
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this is hot
Paul H
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Hoooray it's alive and fired up 1st turn of the key
still need some boost pipes but at least it runs
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wana buy my mk1 ?
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Great read mate! Top effort
RS6
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hell yeah!
Paul H
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quote:
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wana buy my mk1 ?
you selling already
swap it for a scirrocco
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Awsome, Cant beat a good charger in an old school moter! Looks superclean aswell.
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Very! Old school, beats anything new.
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by Graeme


wana buy my mk1 ?
you selling already
swap it for a scirrocco


caused me so many problems recently and i need a reliable car,
wheel bearing fully collapsed couple of weeks ago and for some reason it went yesterday again.

really duno what i did wrong as it all seemed fine just the nut was very loose, i even checked it a couple of days after i did it.

SO had to replace stub axle again and bearing again.

gona get it checked out by a profesional next week.

be painting it next week then sell it and buy another car, possibly a corsa c.
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Which wheels were on it Graeme?

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