got another VW, this one is older than some of you on here
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Re: got another VW, this one is older than some of you on here
Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
Not to thread jack, but is an mkII golf worth tinkering with? its a 4 door 5 speed, no rust, $800
#23
Re: got another VW, this one is older than some of you on here
Originally Posted by Travis
Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
Not to thread jack, but is an mkII golf worth tinkering with? its a 4 door 5 speed, no rust, $800
#24
Re: got another VW, this one is older than some of you on here
Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
Not to thread jack, but is an mkII golf worth tinkering with? its a 4 door 5 speed, no rust, $800
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Sure you don't mean LH-Jetronic there, sport?
#25
Re: got another VW, this one is older than some of you on here
Turbo 240s still used CIS, and it seems to be the accepted upgrade on turbo CIS cars. LH-Jetronic for turbo motors was turbo 740 stuff and isn't really worth switching to. N/A 240s in the early 80s started coming with LH-Jet, which is better than CIS, but still not boost worthy.
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Re: got another VW, this one is older than some of you on here
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
I wouldn't bother. Stock CIS will handle 160 whp or so, he can take a fuel distributor off an Audi 5000, block off the fifth injector line, and be good to 220 whp. Given the needs of a HMTer - or a 2000 lb car - he'll be REAL happy.
I know a few of the VW guys switch on the cold start valve via a Hobbs switch, too. Might want to shim the distributor as well.
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