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I know this would have been put up before but what is required for a 1.8T conversion into a corrado other than all 1.8t parts and what is involved? ie are there new mounts need welding in etc?

 

If there are any usefull links I would be greatfull to be past on to one or any info would be great cheers.

Paul

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I'm sure someone a bit more knowledgable will tell you more but seeing as you have a 4-pot already it'll go on the stock mounts (obviously uprated would be preferred) and use G60 gearbox, uprated clutch and G60 driveshafts (may as well go for the hubs too for better brakes)..

 

QPE do standalone management that a lot of people rate but depending on which engine you get hold of, OE management might be fine although you'll need the clocks/loom/key to sort immobiliser issues.

 

I've yet to find a "definitive 1.8T" info source but the clubgti forums are a good starting point.

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wow she gonna be brething fire then?!!

 

lol well I kinda need something to replace the G40 and that was a hoot being 180BHP so I reckon this might just do it! seeings how the body is in as good a condition but some of the mechanics are'nt to great this is the perfect project car so here goes VW project number 2 plus in the winter months with no bike I need something to replace that need for speed.

Cheers for the info is very handy will read up more into it but I reckon this is the path I'll take.

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