Building a S2 mk2 golf

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  • The Chef
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    That is incredible..... But will it be ready for Inters?

    I cant wait to see it up the strip

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  • urquattro-island
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    wow

    thats some kind of, magic like the queen song... thats nice dude...

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  • gnutz2
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    Another update, it`s moving along slowly my main aim is to get all the welding done and strip the car for paint, then i`ll feel like im getting somewhere.
    Finished things are.
    1 The bulkhead is welded up.
    2 All three polyurethane engine mounts are done including the snub mount.
    3 The six speed gear linkage is installed and works.
    4 The home made wishbones are installed and have their own little frame in the boot.

    And there`s a whole load more to do but i wont make the reply too long.












    I`ll keep the updates coming!

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  • nervas
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    Crazy!!

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  • breitling
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    Good luck

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  • Jon441cc
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    This is one hell of a project

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  • volcano rs
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    nice project good luck

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  • Greg_S
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    Originally posted by Fat Audi 80
    OMG that is a scary amount of work!
    Just a bit, looks like a hell of a project though!

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  • S-Express
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    impressive, very impressive.
    Roy Castle was singing about you when he said 'dedication, dedication, that's what ya need......................'

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  • Fat Audi 80
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    OMG that is a scary amount of work!

    Keep the updates coming

    Cheers,

    Steve.

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  • gnutz2
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    Ok now just a few more pics, i took the engine out removed the subframe and modified the back gearbox mounts which basically moves the engine back 1.5" which makes it sit a lot better in the engine bay. The drive shafts are pushed back a little but i think it will be an ok comprimise and i also had to modify the subframe a little as you can see in the pics so that the sump doesnt hit it.
    I orderd the polyurethane engine mounts from deemon tweeks which arrive soon then i can get on with mounting it solid and i hopefully will be retaining the snub mount. i also noticed when fitting the bumper that there is no room at all to fit a FMIC i have a few choices tho, one is to fit a double intercooler one in each wing and a crossover pipe in the bumper cavity or to fit a compact chargecooler unit or water injection or a combination of the above the radiator is going in the boot so was never a problem.
    A few other things have been added on like the power steering rack, pedal box and steering rack which went in with a little bit if fiddling. The brake resovior just to say fits under the brace in the engine bay wich is nice .
    Next on the list to do is fit all the pipework for the power steering, build the bulkhead up which i started around the pedal box fit the engine mounts and the gear linkage and the top mount plates are ready to go on with the spherical bearings installed.


















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  • Jas11n
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    Missed these updates, looking very good Baz
    Be great to see the finished car, just watch for stray petrol tanks eh?

    Jas..

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  • gnutz2
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    Scooby doo mystery machine? i must be getting old . Was it you that took the interior away. Nice to hear from you , the car is coming along slowly alot of it has been waiting for parts to come and i just invested in a brand new ac/dc 200 amp tig from china which will help when doing the IM and EM.

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  • lune
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    Looking good Baz
    Gonna be a rocket mk2! It's defo moved on from when I was loitering in your garage
    I'll give you a clue, turned up two days in a row in the Scooby Doo Mystery Machine

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  • Fat Audi 80
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    R E S P E C T.

    That is proper engineering. Good luck.

    Cheers,

    Steve.

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