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Yeah you are definitely not alone cranking up the volume and watching vrt vids!! Sad but true
What you going for spec wise?
I've gone fore stage one plus arp rod bolts and straight exhaust 2.5" I will have to sell the exhaust that's on there which is a shame but I'll get over it I'm sure.
Now looking into LSDs as I'm sure one will be needed!!
Cheers for kind words about my car, can't wait to get it back with a bit more welly behind it
May just see you there when they are done buddy, cheers.
I'm going for pretty much the same, arp rod bolts, 2.5" exhaust. The car has already got sp263's installed which should complement the turbo nicely. I shall prob see u at the rolling road day if your going?
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According to this thread they do fit but you need to run 17" wheels.
Brill thankyou
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I went for Leon Cupra R Brembo's, these are a 323 mm disc and 4 pot calliper. this was an upgrade from the 312 mm set up that was fitted as standard to my MK 4 Golf.
They just fit behind 17" Team Dynamic Pro race 3 wheels but I have to use 15mm spacers when I fit my Team Dynamic Pro Race 1.2's
Will this setup fit the mk3 golf too??
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I believe there from the B3 passat early 90's. Hope that helps
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Thank you will keep looking
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Love the work you doing. All reds look great against the black body... Could you tell me What year passat those grab handles come off please? Been after some black ones that fit the mk3 for a while now.
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As the guys above said Definatly sounds like clutch release bearing has failed.. Probably chewed its way through the fingers on the clutch pressure plate. It will not disengage the clutch properly hence gear selection problems. A new cluch kit with brearing should do it. Might be worth inspecting the release fork as I know they are prone to cracking/flexing on some vr6 gearboxes. Not sure if 4mo are the same .
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I dropped mine in just before you mate and Vince mentioned that another was coming in. Car friend!!
Nick took me out in his car and I had a very nosey look round it when we met (hi Nick) and its a brute!
It's not just me that's been watching vrt vids on YouTube lots lately then?
Hi vag hag.
Lmao Iv been glued to YouTube searching for every vrt video I could find. Nice to know Iv not been alone. I was in touch with Nick while his car was being done and followed the progress on here and the corrado fourm. Don't post much on there as mines a mk3 golf but like to see what others are upto I knew yours was going in around the same time. Vince said he was going to have two cars in for turbos.
Just seen your thread on here. Very Nice looking Corrado mate. Iv read so many reviews from others on the conversion and they all say the power and performance is staggering while still being capable of being an every day driver if need be. The install looks fab too. It was following the work stealth did to nicks that sold it to me. Iv never seen his car or experienced a stealth turbo conversion for myself so I can only imagen and wait impatiently lol. Soooooo excited.
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Cheers il have a look online for one. Not sure how I'm going to keep it in place though while I tighten the nuts up.
Something like this. Will prob take some finding to get one the right size. I'm sure you will make something fit lol.
http://thumbs3.ebaystatic.com/d/l225/m/mn8UxgFY5Ao99AKh3Kp4kjw.jpg
As for holding it in place. Trial and error I'm afraid
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Looks like a trip to my local auto factors will be in order tomorrow.
Just did a quick search online. So are crush gaskets just a circular ring? Where would be the best place to get one from?
You can get some that are just a ring that squash. but the type in my opinion would be best for your downpipe is the sort that are used on exhaust manifolds on most cars. a flat metal gasket with a raised section in the Center that crushes together when you lighten up the bolts to make a good seal. You just need to find one the right size for ur down pipe.
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Locktite and spring washers should solve the auto loosening bolts. Locktite alone will melt and dissolve with the heat. Some good strong spring washers should stop it. As for the gasket cork is usually ok for inlet side but you need a metal "crush" gasket for exhaust really...
I know on the mk4 golfs there is a peg u pull out of the selector mechanism to set the gear selection up.. I think it's on the cables on the vr6 but not totally sure.
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The MAF is in between the 2 red silicone connectors on the silver section. It's a united motorsport 4" MAF housing.
Yes got it now.. It does look close to the turbo compared with other installs Iv seen.. At far as I understand it as bealieboy said earlier if the maf is too close to turbo it detects the turbulence and causes over fueling. This does cause running problems but I'm no expert and cannot say if the symptoms are the same as yours with not starting, cutting out or just simply poor performance. Hopefully someone with more experience can help regarding its location and the symptoms ur getting.... Not easy finding the fault with no fault codes
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