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Transplant into 20V into my CUPRA GTi

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  • Transplant into 20V into my CUPRA GTi

    Hi guys, I didnt realise that I had broken the rules as to how to post and stuff, so I am starting this thread just to let you guys in on my project. I (my mechanic) is putting the 1.8T 20V from my wrecked Polo GTi into my new Cupra. I will let you in on whats what and how things go along the way, but from what my Mech says, its not going to be much of a drama whatsoever. keeping the box from the seat as its stronger apparantly. Using Autronic computer, Audi S3 front mount, and a few other spare bits that he has lying around. So there it is, I will update as we get things moving.

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    I was wondering how you were going to manage the ECU, standalone is probably the best option there.

    why not turbo the ABF?


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    • #3
      Defeating the Standard ECU immobiliser would have to be the easiest option by a country mile. It comes with 50hp for free. ;0)
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      • #4
        What did you do with your old engine?

        OK, saw your other post. I'll send you an email.
        Last edited by sports racer; 22-08-2011, 08:53 PM.
        1978 MK1 2.0 16v http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...-46488-70.html
        1991 MK2 GTI 2.0 8v, white (RIP) and it's red replacement http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...gti-42078.html
        1997 MK3 CL http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...ml#post1292061
        2001 & 2002 Bora 4motion. http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/foru...st-123823.html

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        • #5
          Any updates? Did you go ahead with the conversion?
          2001 Bora 4 Motion Sport now used by number two son
          2011 Skoda Octavia Scout now with Underground Performance tune
          2010 Jetta 125 tdi dsg for the misses - Impressed
          2006 Polo GTI - Enhanced by some of Gav's magic - Absolutely loving it

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          • #6
            Hey guys and girls,

            The transplant is still going ahead. My mechanic has been doing little bits and pieces when he has not much going on. At present, the car has the 20V in it, and now all he has to do is get the exhaust done, and try to find room at the front for an Intercooler... I never really noticed how small a space it is from the radiator to the bumper :/ Any suggestions?

            ---------- Post added at 05:28 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:50 AM ----------

            Hey guys, on a side note....

            I have noticed people talking about Cupra's and GTi's, and I was just wondering, if mine is a 1999 model Ibiza GTi with a 16v 2.0L in it and 16 valves written down the side, does that mean its a cupra? compared to the earlier GTi's which were 8v, but no such writing down the side? I know I certainly have never seen a Ibiza with Cupra written down the side here in Aust like they do in Europe.. So i was just wondering, what makes a Cupra a Cupra??? I am guessing it's the ABF motor, but i hope someone could clarify this for me.

            Cheers,

            Kris

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            • #7
              my understanding is the all ABF powered cars are Cupras. Its seems that OZ spec level is lower than that of many of the euro cars. The seats and trim being one thing
              1999 MKII Seat Ibiza Cupra Sport
              2000 Audi TT Quattro
              2000 Audi B5 S4

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