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Re: 16v transplant into MK1...



Thanks for all the Help in figuring this out...  I am going to upgrade my brakes when the cash rolls in, i just wanted to make sure that i didnt NEED those and now i know i dont need them..
Thanks
Chris
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Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 7:59 AM
Subject: Re: 16v transplant into MK1...



I am doing the same swap right now and there are many items to consider but as far as  "must have" you will need to retain the passenger side 8v engine mount for the 16v. As previously stated you will need to replace the exhaust system . Others more knowledgeable than I can provide you with other "must haves". Personally I plan to do the brake conversion. I am also using the complete 16v harness to include the fuse box, not only because it's better, but also because I don't want to do any looming of the MK1 wiring harness.

David G

1981 "S"

1980 (wide-body 16v to be)


>From: "Chris Cavitt"
>To:
>Subject: 16v transplant into MK1...
>Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2001 00:39:43 -0800
>
> Im getting ready to do a 1.8 16v tranplant into my '78 rocco, i am
>buying the engine, wiring harness, and computer, but is there any thing else
>that i HAVE to have? Or can i just put the engine in and go?
>What about tranny's is it ok to use my stock tranny for now until i get a
>better 5spd?
> always hear of the people that due transplant put 16v brake boosters, and
>16v rear discs on, are those needed or are they just safer for stoping with
>all that extra power..
>
>TIA
>Chris
>
>
>
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