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Hi Guys,
Its a great pleasure to join this forum!
I have a '95 CTi and want to drop in a bigger better engine. Is the ABF 2.0 16v still the best engine for my car?
Please advise..
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Its a great pleasure to join this forum!
I have a '95 CTi and want to drop in a bigger better engine. Is the ABF 2.0 16v still the best engine for my car?
Please advise..
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Hello and welcome to the VW Club Forum!Nas T G wrote:Hi Guys,
Its a great pleasure to join this forum!
I have a '95 CTi and want to drop in a bigger better engine. Is the ABF 2.0 16v still the best engine for my car?
Please advise..
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Welcome to the forum
Plenty of options to upgrade your motor.
What is your budget, will you be doing the work yourself?
What is the current motor in there?
Plenty of options to upgrade your motor.
What is your budget, will you be doing the work yourself?
What is the current motor in there?
THANAS wrote:Mix them together to create Shellstrol, and then mix that with Winstrol to create the ultimate, maximum performance oil for your engine.
panic-mechanic wrote:When I build engines and do stuff like this I do it when there is nobody else around, No distractions, No phone nothing so that you don't forget what you should be doing. It's the little things that make them run right. Anybody can slap a basic bottom end together. that is the easy bit. It's all the little things that makes these builds a success or not.
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Hi Unobeat,
Thanx for the welcome and replying!
No, I am no mechanic by any stretch of the imagination, but I would like to be a part of the build.
2006, The original 1800 block was re-bored to the max fitted with 2.1 pistons, 2lt crank and a 288deg camm.
2013, The fuse box/Electrical issues and I just parked her off in the garage and never started her ever since (out of sight out of mind)
2016, I presume that there would be some engine damage?
Budget? That's what I am trying to figure out? My options..
Have you done a build or know of some1 that has and is willing to assist me?
Thanx for the welcome and replying!
No, I am no mechanic by any stretch of the imagination, but I would like to be a part of the build.
2006, The original 1800 block was re-bored to the max fitted with 2.1 pistons, 2lt crank and a 288deg camm.
2013, The fuse box/Electrical issues and I just parked her off in the garage and never started her ever since (out of sight out of mind)
2016, I presume that there would be some engine damage?
Budget? That's what I am trying to figure out? My options..
Have you done a build or know of some1 that has and is willing to assist me?
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Hey guys how do i put a pic on
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(How to Post a Picture)skoetie wrote:Hey guys how do i put a pic on
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hi VW friends
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Hi Nas T G, welcome. I did a build recently from Feb. I did a 2.0 ABF conversion. I will send you breakdown of cost on parts. I have not done that yet as my car has only been running for a week and still not 100%
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t beld change every 80 000 km not soo?Kraalmis1 wrote:hi VW friends
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Hi ... welcome
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Anti-Roll bar bush mounting bracket
Hi Guys,
I have been searching for the anti-roll bar bush mounting bracket with out any success. It is unique to the Mk1 GTi's and CTi's. Im hoping that one of the guys could advise where I could find one or it there is an alternate vehicle brand that has the similar setup or is my only hope is to get it fabricated?
Part number = 171 411 333A
Please help...Thanx
I have been searching for the anti-roll bar bush mounting bracket with out any success. It is unique to the Mk1 GTi's and CTi's. Im hoping that one of the guys could advise where I could find one or it there is an alternate vehicle brand that has the similar setup or is my only hope is to get it fabricated?
Part number = 171 411 333A
Please help...Thanx
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Re: Anti-Roll bar bush mounting bracket
It gets used on plenty different VW models: https://7zap.com/en/part/VAG/171411333A/Nas T G wrote: ↑Thu Aug 27, 2020 8:48 pm Hi Guys,
I have been searching for the anti-roll bar bush mounting bracket with out any success. It is unique to the Mk1 GTi's and CTi's. Im hoping that one of the guys could advise where I could find one or it there is an alternate vehicle brand that has the similar setup or is my only hope is to get it fabricated?
Part number = 171 411 333A
Please help...Thanx
Ryan Demoser
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Re: Anti-Roll bar bush mounting bracket
Thanx for the info Jetta2. Do know where I could get one?