
Chris Langdon
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Been using V-power since i brought the VR never had a problem then read this "From looking around t'internet there's a few instances of this theory. It seems that petrol manufacturers are making petrol more cheaply by cutting it with bio-fuels to make even more profit. Thorney Motorsport have done comparison tests on RR and T99 came out really well and now use it in their race cars along with several WRC teams and MRC Tuning also rate it highly aswell. It's made by a company called Greenergy and is also mixed with bio-fuel, but with performance in mind, not making more profit. I'll have to try a tank full and see how it feels, but atleast with Tesco fuel you know it's fresh Only problem though is Tesco fuel has been know to be contaminated with water in past" " Always steered well clear of V-power since I got the S4 as many tuners, including MRC, have reported apparent problems with it eating fuel lines or something. I can't remember exactly what the problem was now but it's well documented on the SRS forums" "V-power has been suspected of breaking down fuel lines and killing FPRs and a few other things because of the amount of ethanol in it" "More info. The amount of biofuel in petrol is now by law a minimum of 5% in UK to try and be green. Scooby and Evo forums slate BP Ultimate as it causes knock Revo say T99 is the best, when it is at it's best, but quality is inconsistent, whereas V-power is BP Ultimate consistent pops up as describes as making cars sluggish and thirsty T99 and V have the best reported fuel economy with T99 being slightly ahead" Fuel test http://www.thorneymotorsport.co.uk/tuni ... date.shtml
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I know the feeling, and im not doing it to half the standard, you, Kip, or Judith etc (wish i could and if i had the money i probably would and i also wish my Corrado wasnt a daily especially in the winter i soooooooooooo need a double garage) are doing it to i take my hat off:salute: keep up the good work :notworthy:
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Rob man up punk lol, it il get sorted dont worry i feel like this aboutmy Rado all the time lol chin up son :wink:
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Hey nothing wrong with OCD Rob lol, im going to have to come round soon to see it in the flesh :norty: :norty: :norty: as the piccys probably dont do it justice all the best Langers
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if only they came out the factory like this!!!! i sooooo want a set of Recaro's now. Nice steering wheel there Gareth i know some one with like that lol snap :grin:
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lol what you saying?? lol
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dude if i had known you were all washing your cars i would of come around to join in :camp: :norty: :lol:
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absolute quality, lovely fresh paint, ahhh well please for ya mate :notworthy:
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looks awesome mate cant wait to see this in the metal bet your well pleased with it :norty:
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ABS Pedal distance sensor now obsolete... Grrrrrrr
Chris Langdon replied to Vince@Stealth's topic in Suppliers Forum
Because they want to sell you new cars, not prolong the life of old ones! We really should stop being VW enthusiasts and switch to being Merc or BMW enthusiasts.. they have a huge framework and schemes in place specifically for supporting older BMW's and Mercs. Parts on cars even 20+ years old are readily available from Germany and the dealer network know all about them and how to maintain them it seems. I feel like we're doing VW a favour by keeping these great cars on the road but they seem to have f*ck all interest in doing their bit. yep i totally agree with this mymate had a E30 320 and a 325i and never had any problems getting parts for it VW are just ass holes!!! :censored: -
Chris Langdon's Moonlight Blue VR6 thread!!!
Chris Langdon replied to Chris Langdon's topic in Members Gallery
Cheers Buddy, hows yours coming on? regards Chris :) -
Chris Langdon's Moonlight Blue VR6 thread!!!
Chris Langdon replied to Chris Langdon's topic in Members Gallery
No mate thats all original, nothing underneath has ever been power coated apart from the fuel tank straps. cheers Chris :) -
Chris Langdon's Moonlight Blue VR6 thread!!!
Chris Langdon replied to Chris Langdon's topic in Members Gallery
found these on my camara phone took em last summer didnt realise how good my dog n bone was at taken piccys :D really like the them in B&W not bad underneath for a 16 year old car :) -
Best everyday set up for KW V1's on Speedlines
Chris Langdon replied to sixpotter's topic in Drivetrain
I find FWD cars handle better with the nose slightly elevated. A 2 finger job at the front and 1.5 fingers at the rear, or 2 girlfriend size fingers is about right. Or if you measure from the sill, 10-15mm lower at the back. you can beat the old two finger test lol. i set mine up 590mm on the front and 600mm at the rear!! -
Corrrrrrrr your not wrong Nath :( IMO Piston 1 is low, did you put a drop of oil down the bores? if the compression goes up then u are looking at piston rings, did you do the test hot or cold? I think they should all be around 11-13 bar on all cylinders for a VR6. does it use a lot of oil? litre/per 1000miles? the coolant leak,does it smell in the interior? have check the electric water pump? chris
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Having a VR head change. Thoughts on parts to change? ? ?
Chris Langdon replied to 8vMatt's topic in Engine Bay
Matt, i would also agree with toad, and remember if you have the gearbox out see what clutch condition is like!!! this is somethink to bear in mind regards Chris -
any one :help:
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Chris Langdon's Moonlight Blue VR6 thread!!!
Chris Langdon replied to Chris Langdon's topic in Members Gallery
haha auto boy ya bastard lol hey where did you get ya alpine head unit from? and what do you need with aaaanotherrrrr set of rims for??? i really going to have to nick that money tree out the back of your gaf!!!! :lol: -
Chris Langdon's Moonlight Blue VR6 thread!!!
Chris Langdon replied to Chris Langdon's topic in Members Gallery
lol, you are funny Nath. your blocks is almost stripped down now, il text ya when its done. Nathan its a my bloody daily drive mate i have to use it every day to get backward and forwards to work mate, i dont know where this trailer queen stigma has come from lol. i will be honest and say i wish i did have a double garage as i would sit in there lol. and if i could i would love to buy another motor to run around in lol :roll: :roll: -
not sure if i have this in the right section so sorry mods if i have. firstly what is the best lubricate for the rear spoiler mech, is a lithum white grease the best thing to use? i asked VW today and they didnt know :brickwall: also im stripping down VR bottom end at the moment for some one and i am totally shocked that the VR engine never came with a baffle sump/windage tray?????? :shock: even my mk1 golf has got a small bit of plastic that clips on to the oil pump! i binned it and suck a an better one for a mk3 golf gti 16v in (much better, OE part and still clips on to the oil pump. so my question is, is there something similar i can do to the VR, is the R32 sump the only option, if so is there away of blanking up the sump sensor?? many thanks Chris
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Chris Langdon's Moonlight Blue VR6 thread!!!
Chris Langdon replied to Chris Langdon's topic in Members Gallery
lol cheers fella's, yeah im looking forward to the day when she toddles up to my car to help and uses a rock from the garden to wash the car, for her then to proceed by eating my dodo juice wax lol -
Chris Langdon's Moonlight Blue VR6 thread!!!
Chris Langdon replied to Chris Langdon's topic in Members Gallery
washed the car at the weekend and look who wanted to help :) 9 months old and she has a good taste in motors already, a proper chip off the old block lol -
i knew it, i bloody knew it lol thats the last time im meeting you three around robs gaf again ya freaks lol :lol:
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excellent job bud, yep unfortunatly it may crack as the windsreen is bonded in, so there is a fair chance. if it was me i would do the job right and take the screen out regards Chris
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Scotts of Sloane Square "Carry on" Campaign
Chris Langdon replied to James.'s topic in Members Gallery
awesome, cant wait to see the finished article, keep up good work mate regards Chris