Building a S2 mk2 golf

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  • gnutz2
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    Flywheel and sump, ready to go on.



    One of the dowels will be removed and it weighs 7kg






    The baffles will be a make do before i can afford to dry sump it.

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  • max_s2
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    Oh.. nice! Costs less than half of TIAL's price and I dont see any big differences. Thanks

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  • gnutz2
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    Originally posted by lv_max
    can someone tell me what blowoff has this beast?
    A copy of a tail blow off valve by xs-power, because they are cheap.

    Hopefully the car will be on the road ready for some action very soon.

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  • max_s2
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    can someone tell me what blowoff has this beast?

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  • bulldog-cox
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    no comment

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  • Aramil
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    I too have just read all 21 pages, and what can I say?! A fantastic build, and some great fabrication. Given me a lot to think about with my project...

    Looking forward to seeing a few more videos of the car!

    Cheers, Rob.

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  • sonny
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    Hey I have just read all 21 pages of this thread, and what a enjoyable read, I did not notice is first dates back to 2007! Nice work there fella, and you had me laughing at the on board vid of you and your friend, I almost could feel the speed you guys was accelerating at, well done

    look forward to seeing it fully complete, how is she running now btw?

    Sonny

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  • gnutz2
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    Originally posted by crossie
    Are you off to York Raceway this weekend?

    If so which Day Sunday or Monday?
    I'll be going later in the year.

    I'm mainly trying to get ready for international.

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  • tsin
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    koukam na s2 foru hned dva zastupci cesky republiky, Pristi sezonu Ti uz budu doufam rovnocenym souperem, Bedo

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  • crossie
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    Are you off to York Raceway this weekend?

    If so which Day Sunday or Monday?

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  • r.-
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    Mate i`m speechless , what a great job !!! ill have to catch u on some show during a summer ... Just what i wanna do with my Mk1

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  • BedaS2
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    Hi,very cool project,but look lighter ??? Original S2 is 1400kg ,what is heavy in your car? Look 85O-900kg

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  • gnutz2
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    Originally posted by Pedde
    Hey, can I ask you what kind of suspension did you used on the car?

    Cause we are building sice about a year agow sort of the same project only we use a mk1, and we are looking for a hole lot of solutions, cause the engine bay is very tight with a s2 engine.

    So now I found this topic and I saw u also used an audi subframe on the front.

    But now we are looking for an screwset which fits on al this..Now I allready bild on golf Hubs, but i'm looking for this same suspension as u used with those stearing ears on it..


    Greetz Pedde

    Ps; My excuse for my bad english

    Everything i used on the car is from an audi S2 so there are no golf parts at all apart from the shell and the steering colum.

    The original suspension was refurbished and uprated by KW in germany.

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  • Pedde
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    Hey, can I ask you what kind of suspension did you used on the car?

    Cause we are building sice about a year agow sort of the same project only we use a mk1, and we are looking for a hole lot of solutions, cause the engine bay is very tight with a s2 engine.

    So now I found this topic and I saw u also used an audi subframe on the front.

    But now we are looking for an screwset which fits on al this..Now I allready bild on golf Hubs, but i'm looking for this same suspension as u used with those stearing ears on it..


    Greetz Pedde

    Ps; My excuse for my bad english

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  • gnutz2
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    i'll send this to the lad in the car.

    He will love it

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