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  1. I you really wanna go old school, find an old Seat Ibiza 1500 (circa 1991) and get the dizzy off that... it's a bolt on replacement for the valver one, but is vacuum advanced and can be re-weighted to get the advance curve right for the 16V engine...

     

    That's what I ran on my MKI 16V and that made over 150bhp from a standard KR engine with just that dizzy and a Weber Red-line Firebreather throttle body, using the standard K-jet system... 8)

     

    hey that is a top tip :D

     

    how do you, or who is capable of rewieghting a dizzy's to suit a different profile?


  2. you measure the one you have on at the moment, if it's non in/ around 52mm then it's the smaller 40mm one

     

    in summary the larger one = better top end, thinner one = better low end, its all about gas speed

     

    i'm fairly sure the TB trick you've heard is for the 1.8 8v golfs

     

    there was an aftermarket TB called the webber fire breather, basically a large single butterfly, but you hardly ever see these anymore... i missed out on one a few months ago :(


  3. you'll be able to squeeze it in fine, got mine in no real issues

     

    always use new exhaust studs, they weaken and are more prone to fracture with the heat they endure, so save yourself/ next owner the headache of having to deal with them breaking off as they cost pence each :)


  4. agree with those sentiments, and have just decided to keep my daily following a good service

     

    the only thing with finance is you will probably own a higher value car once the finance is paid - probably still not worth it for the overall saving tho

     

    horses for courses and all that

     

    lil b - let us all know whether you buy this or not

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