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Re: 1.8T VW BOOST!
- Subject: Re: 1.8T VW BOOST!
- From: scirocco.gtx@juno.com (Mark A Peele)
- Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1998 10:29:07 -0400
Hey man, don't make fun of those 1.8 GTi's! In europe at least they got
a decent motor (110 hp). :)
Seriously, A friend of mine at the VW dealer has been speccing it out for
his '83 Jetta (currently has an Audi 2.0).
Says it will all fit. I guess that's obvious.
Bring lots of cash, they aint cheap right now . . .
************
Mark . . .
Scirocco 1982, Golf GT 1987
Previous Sciroccos: 1981S (RIP), 1980S, 1975TS, 1975
On Fri, 14 Aug 1998 09:54:26 -0500 George Ciordas
<georgec@iexcellence.com> writes:
>1.8 T would be the way too go .. .with that 20V head... let it
>breath!!!
>
>THIS HAS BEEN DONE!!!!!
>
>Who ever has a recent past issue of Performance VW from the UK Check
>out
>the 98 GTI International Coverage.. there is a small pic of a A1 GTI
>from
>France (i think the Gull Winged Gti, it never had any guts before,
>some
>crap box 1.8 or something.. now he has a motor 1.8T)
>
>The pic was real small but you could see all the 1.8T plastic
>coverings on
>the engine (get rid of that plastic)
>
>Hope they do a profile on it again, cause this is the mod I would
>consider
>strongly.
>
>As for HP... some of those Audi guys are squeezing 400 HP plus out of
>it,
>just check out TAP (i think) in EC for their claims.. plus EC did a
>profile
>on one of their cars.. would'nt doubt it ..just look at Audi's past
>with
>their rally cars.
>
>The only thing i don't like about the stock computer system.. is the
>ECU
>controlled boost... switch a chip to increase the boost... and run
>that
>setting full time... So time to get rid of the stock computer and
>get an
>aftermarket one.. and then add your manually boost control.
>
>
>
>(a1 gti, cause cabrio, rabbit, rocco have all the same engine bay
>configuration)
>
>later,
>
>George
>
>
>
>Owen wrote:
>
>> > For a while now, there have been posts on the list like
>putting Audi
>> > Engines in old 8v roccos and VR6s in 'em too. My question is:
>Would
>> > the 20V 1.8 Turbo motor found in the A4/Passat/New Beetle possibly
>fit
>> > into a rocco? It would be a great project. Put a chip in,
>exaust, and
>> > some other mods and you'd be pushing 230-240 HP.
>>
>> It's been done in a mk1 golf, so i'm sure you could do the
>same to a
>> rocco, being the same chassi and all.
>>
>> HTH
>>
>> Owen
>> 87 16v
>> http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Garage/1571
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>Actually, I don't think it will fit in an A1 chassis. I read that the
>A4
>platform is way different than anything that VW has put out before.
>It is
>supposed to have a different way of mounting the engine so it doesn't
>move so
>much. Who knows though. If you wanted to do it bad enough I'm sure
>you could
>do it. As nice as it would be to have one in the rocco, I don't know
>if it
>would be worth the hassle, kind of like a G60 rocco. I got most of
>this
>information of European Car Magazine. I know they are not the most
>reliable
>source, but it wasn't written by Wu! Who knows?
>
>Ryan Bailey
>85 8v
>
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