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Thread: 1.8T into Mk3 FAQs

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    1.8T into Mk3 FAQs

    Hey guys, thinking about doing this mod down the track for a daily driver.

    I read with interest the conversion of VR6 motor into Mk2, but wondered whether anyone has done the conversion of 1.8T from Mk4 Golf/Passat/Audi A3 etc into a Mk3 in oz...

    Golf Loon i read your response in the other post, is their any engine code or model which is easier than the rest? Is it best to find a Mk4 GTI wreck as opposed to the other model in terms of parts compatibility? Do u retain the original clocks from the Mk3 or need to swap it all over? and importantly could you retain the air con?

    in terms of cost/effort vs performance, would the 2.0 16V conversion be better?

    scoob02

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    Daves 20VT Seat Cupra Conversion. Its an A3 Chassis so would be the same as a Mk3 20VT Conversion.

    http://www.vwwatercooled.org.au/newf...ight=20v+cupra

    This car is actually for sale at the mo and is reliable enough to use as a daily.
    Camden GTI Performance. VW / AUDI Specialists
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    I was going to do this as opposed to just turboing a VR6 instead . The benefits of it would be a lighter front end compared to the VR6 , so realistically youd only really use it for track street . For a drag car you want the most weight as far forward in front of the front suspension towers , so , VR6T stays and although the 1.8t is lighter , the positioning on the VR6 makes it a more feasible option

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