hi folks,
Just have my RS2 registered on road for a month after purchased it 2yrs ago! Now I am planning to take out the engine for some refreshment including:
1/ cam belt, thermostat
2/ new engine / transmission mounts
3/ new water/induction hoses.
4/ new radiators
5/ new water pumps, coolant tank etc
6/ new fuel lines inside the engine bay (forward and return)
for turbo, I have not decided yet what to do, I may end up waiting for my mechanic to see how it goes in real before decide what to do. The car is bone stock and my goal is try to refresh it to original standard (though I have already changed the exhaust to Miltek since there are no. of rusty area along the pipe).
since the gearbox will out, clutch will be replaced too. But I am still debating whether I should change the DM to SM flywheel. I did this to my B5 RS4 and the rattle becomes a bit noticeable but in return I can ensure it will be worry free for long time.
Can anyone advice what else I should address at the same time? Consider the cost of labour of doing this job I may simply change as much as I can provided the cost of parts is not too much.
Many thanks
Just have my RS2 registered on road for a month after purchased it 2yrs ago! Now I am planning to take out the engine for some refreshment including:
1/ cam belt, thermostat
2/ new engine / transmission mounts
3/ new water/induction hoses.
4/ new radiators
5/ new water pumps, coolant tank etc
6/ new fuel lines inside the engine bay (forward and return)
for turbo, I have not decided yet what to do, I may end up waiting for my mechanic to see how it goes in real before decide what to do. The car is bone stock and my goal is try to refresh it to original standard (though I have already changed the exhaust to Miltek since there are no. of rusty area along the pipe).
since the gearbox will out, clutch will be replaced too. But I am still debating whether I should change the DM to SM flywheel. I did this to my B5 RS4 and the rattle becomes a bit noticeable but in return I can ensure it will be worry free for long time.
Can anyone advice what else I should address at the same time? Consider the cost of labour of doing this job I may simply change as much as I can provided the cost of parts is not too much.
Many thanks
If you change you'll be up for another new clutch. 
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