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  1. So, an update finally...

     

    Corrado is officially in its new home.

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    Started stripping the loom down further....

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    To find this....

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    Any ideas what my un-used, half botched together wires are for? could they just be un-used generic loom or has it been faffed about with. The wires into the "plugs" are from the battery and go through the bulkhead below the ecu loom. the triple fuse holder is also between the battery and the un-used plugs.

     

    Thanks for looking.


  2. That sounds lovely. Any vids? I love the carb noice!

     

    Im going kr exhaust as when u look into lift and duration the 027 exhaust series is more aggressive. The combo is the best 2 16v stock cams I could find for lift vs duration.

    Being megajolt I need a crank sensor and making a bracket in place of the dizzy to hold the coil pack for an oem look. Got it cheap so made sense over electronic advance dizzy as theres alot more scope for a smoother ignition curve.

     

    I think if it all comes together it will be fun enough.


  3. Fronts weigh just over 6 and rears just under 7 as they are 16 x 7/8.

     

    The megajolt uses mainly ford edis parts so a 36/1 trigger wheel will be fitted to the outter belt pulley and a ford crank sensor for ease of megjolt as its got all the ford bits with it.

     

    See how it goes. Ive looked over alot of stuff and I think I should be on for a fun car for a while untill I want more power..


  4. Well main advantage is power due to more surface area to suck air in. 4 x 45mm intakes rathrr than the single throttle on the injection.

     

    Disadvantages are bad economy and probably not gna be all that reliable but its a weekend car so that is by the by.

     

    Other advantages, cheaper than does, looks good. Sound awesome.

     

    And as a mod they are simple. Ive just gone mad and am doing literally everything. Megajolt ignition/full head rebuild etc.

     

    Main reason im doing it is because I keep having metering heads dying being a ke-jet not the 1.8k-jet they are harder and more pricey to find. Sick of the electronic crap letting the car down do it had to go. Ideally would of like webbers but considering the r1 carbs dont drop out of tune as much and are 100notes rather than 400/800 depending on what n what condition webbers are it makes most financial sence.

     

     

    Dont usually get to do it at work just been unusually quiet. Thanks mate.


  5. Yeah made it in work on a cnc mill for hole positions and a lathe for final sizing etc. Easy enough. Not worth the 160 notes they cost dude.

     

    Oh and i made it due to the head having a heavy ish skim, so timing will be out, also i hear a little advance is good, especially with a higher comp / bike carb engine.


  6. Morning guys,

     

    Thought it was about time to start updating my build and making a proper thread of it so I have extra imput of all you guys who may have done similar before and as a record of what I have done.

     

    So the corrado as you can see below in its previous guises started to annoy me with leaking KE-jet heads etc.

     

    First Guise when I put my stamp on it (sorry if pics repeated)

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    Seccond Guise (borbet wheels instead of fake bbs)

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    So this happened because of KE-jet messing me about

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    From here I plan to make abit of a N/A fast road / track car.

    Plans

    -2.0 stock 9a bottom end (as I know its in very good tight order)

    -KR head, ported and fully rebuilt and skimmed

    -ABF inlet , KR exhaust cam. (will be making my own vernier pulley at work)

    -Megajolt Ignition

    -R1 carbs

    -Upper and lower front strut braces

    -Rear strut brace

    -Volk Racing C ultra 3 spoke wheels in 16x7 and 16x8

    -MK3 Golf GTI rear beam, polybushed

    -Full widetrack MK3 GTI front set up.

    -G60 clutch plus other maintenance items.

     

    Rear brace installed :

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    Volk lightweight wheels:

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    Colour Wheels and bay accents will be going (comments welcome)

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    Thanks for looking, Comments, criticisms and advice very welcome.

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