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  • Manifold / frontpipe / cat replacement

    Hi, I now have an Digifant RV engined MK2 golf & am looking to replace the front exhaust manifold, pipe & cat with one of these...

    My question is what happens to the oxygen sensor ? Should it have a location made in the new exhaust ? or is there another way ?
    Im sure i'm not the 1st person who want to do this !

    I would like to do this to 'free up' some of the available horses the current setup restricts.

    ta, Rob

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    You`ll need to mount the lambda in it, by getting an exhaust shop to weld a nut on it for you if no other way.

    They say it fits 16v and 8v, which are different, so make sure you specify if you order it.
    sigpic Camden GTI Performance. VW / AUDI Specialists
    All Mechanical Work, Log book Servicing, New and used Parts and Imports
    19-20/6 Badgally Road, Campbelltown, 2560
    02 4627 3072 or 0423 051737 www.camdengti.com

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    • #3
      Hey Matt

      Can you recommend an exhaust shop that will do it?

      Gotta do the same for my MK3 downpipe

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      • #4
        Mk3 pipe

        So will a MK3 pipe fit a MK2 and do a better job also ?

        Sounds like a cheaper option if so....

        Thanks for the info so far folks !

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        • #5
          Apparently it is quite common but only really give you an extra 7HP.

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          • #6
            You still need to either mount the Mk2 Lambda further up in the pipe of the Mk3 setup, or use the Mk3 lambda with the longer wire.
            sigpic Camden GTI Performance. VW / AUDI Specialists
            All Mechanical Work, Log book Servicing, New and used Parts and Imports
            19-20/6 Badgally Road, Campbelltown, 2560
            02 4627 3072 or 0423 051737 www.camdengti.com

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            • #7
              Does the MK3 lambda go after the cat?

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              • #8
                Originally posted by benough View Post
                Apparently it is quite common but only really give you an extra 7HP.
                7hp is alot for an engine that has a hard time putting down 100hp haha. I now i would love an extra 7hp.

                The mk3 manifold and downpipe will set you back about $100 depending on the person you get it off and i have read it improves the engine ALOT. Throw on a cam and you would have a proper gti motor.

                Im not speaking from experience, i havnt had the time to fit mine, but i get this from what people on here have told me.
                MK1 GLS 3door
                A4 B7 2.0T

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by benough View Post
                  Does the MK3 lambda go after the cat?
                  It sits just before the cat, right after the down pipe.

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                  • #10
                    So can you do the same with a Golf 2? Just extend the sensor wire?

                    I imagine then you wouldn't have to take the downpipe off, just un do it right?

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