let us know if the mk3 downpipe makes a difference. I need some motivation to do mine!
that was probably me on the way home from picking it up Mark! hah
Thanks guys for the input. I'll do some more research, but I dont' mind a bit of DIY!
let us know if the mk3 downpipe makes a difference. I need some motivation to do mine!
it most definitely does. a fair bit more midrange torque.
87' MK2 GTI
13' MK7 TDI
+1 the downpipe is like when an asthmatic uses their puffer. It flows great and has a nice power feel. 7kw atw apparently.
With many thanks to Pete Jones, I know have mk 3 256 brakes and a 2L downpipe.
I put the brakes & hubs on today, went without a hitch (almost) & only took about 3 hours, all using hand tools. Just need to bleed the brakes now.
As for the manifold, I'm going to try and find a cat off a bigger capacity car (ie falcon or something) that comes standard with a 2" pipe. That way it'll flow better & be a heap cheaper than buying a generic off the shelf 'highflow' cat. It already has a 2" from the cat back, I'll also get the back box swapped out, cause atm, it's much too boomy for my liking!
Also I think I've fixed up the idle issue. Just need to grab a new o-ring for the idle screw and I think that'll do it.
Also need an antenna and some central locking. & to service it soon. I'll probably buy some parts from GAP. I still havn't decided whether to just get a short shifter and new bushes, or go the whole hog and get weighted and short shifter with metal balls/joints. Will probably end up being decided by the cash.
Also found out today that I have Zender springs
If you are ordering from OS, please let me know.
You will love the stopping power!! Get to it son.
good to hear you're getting stuck into it.
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