Plans are to keep it pretty stock now. Saving for Mk1 GTI - this will be for cruising
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Nice one.
Good to see it's all full steam ahead!
the plan's all sound pretty good to me too!
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hmmmm looks like a sweet ride.Audi S3 8L - Stroker GTX3582 700bhp+
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Hey Cam. Great to see another GLS getting cleaned up!
Quick note.. If you're going to run a fairly standard engine, go for 40DCOE webers, not 45's. Even with the engine i'm building, if it was purely for the street, i'd be using 40's.
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Originally posted by cam0x View PostPreeny, why do you reckon 40s over 45s?
You could run 45's and choke them down a heap (If you don't know what i mean by that, ask), but its really only band aiding it. You'll be much happier with a set of 40's over 45's on a 1.8 street engine. If you use 40's and think that it's nosing over a bit early in the rev range (which i doubt you'll find), you can always go say 2mm bigger in the chokes to bump the power up in the RPM range a bit, but of course, that is at the sacrifice of some bottom end (It's all robbing Peter to pay Paul when you're in the ballpark tune wise).
I hope i've made sense there.
PS, I really like the BBS E30's. Very old school and would look nice with Florida Blue..
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Originally posted by Preen59 View PostMore bottom end/early mid range. Better fuel economy. More drivable. It will idle nicer.. It's just better for a street engine. You'll lose a fraction of late mid/top end, but really, how often do you need massive top end grunt in a street car?
You could run 45's and choke them down a heap (If you don't know what i mean by that, ask), but its really only band aiding it. You'll be much happier with a set of 40's over 45's on a 1.8 street engine. If you use 40's and think that it's nosing over a bit early in the rev range (which i doubt you'll find), you can always go say 2mm bigger in the chokes to bump the power up in the RPM range a bit, but of course, that is at the sacrifice of some bottom end (It's all robbing Peter to pay Paul when you're in the ballpark tune wise).
I hope i've made sense there.
PS, I really like the BBS E30's. Very old school and would look nice with Florida Blue..
Sounds like twin 40s may be a better option then. 16v has enough top end - more than ill need as I am about tourqe.
I want to build a relativly tourqey 16v.
Not into revving the tits off.
What would you recomend in terms of a cam?
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Originally posted by V-AC728 View Postthose wheels are beautiful, especially those equip 03's. i was considering them for my mk3 but they don't come in 5x100. i like build threads so i'm in for this one
More just 'add little bit here and there'
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Originally posted by william View Postsounds sweeet cam would love to see some pics..
brake options alot of the boys here go cordoba boosters and master cylinders and gti brake set ups look through the threads thats the best way
I guess they would be similar though?
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Originally posted by cam0x View PostI thought it was mainly mk3 set ups?
I guess they would be similar though?
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