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lwigmore
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5th Oct 09 at 18:25   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
That wiring is a disgrace
ChrisBoom
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Originally posted by Mark Prydderch
I'd be tempted to check the cam timing if all the power is coming in a 5k.

Looks like it will be a fun little weapon..


Seems to be better now that the MAP sensor has been fixed, not taken it for a proper drive yet.
dean101287
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5th Oct 09 at 19:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Chris what needs doing to drop a 16v lump in a phase 1 vtr? Might be getting one as a track toy
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Chris what needs doing to drop a 16v lump in a phase 1 vtr? Might be getting one as a track toy


Engine mounts straight in on a saxo, wiring, if its the same as as S1 XSI, you need to buzz test the loom to the multiplug, find out what pin on the plug goes where, then join the VTS/GTI loom onto the VTR loom.
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Box and shafts the same aswell? So just engine, ecu and loom?
ChrisBoom
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Box and shafts the same aswell? So just engine, ecu and loom?


Yup.

ECU will need to be unlocked too, or get the key, chip and transponder from the donor car.
dean101287
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Ahhhh, that shouldnt be a problem. cheers pal
ChrisBoom
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Still 3 to do, waiting on more primer.
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8th Oct 09 at 14:39   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Good job on the wheel pal, come and do mine

Also, look how nice this miami blue one is, especially the rolling shots

http://www.106owners.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=120676
Mark Prydderch
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quote:
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Box and shafts the same aswell? So just engine, ecu and loom?


Yup.

ECU will need to be unlocked too, or get the key, chip and transponder from the donor car.


I'd probably change the box to the GTI one, or get and XSI box. Pretty sure I that the ratios are different or something, people tend to use the VTR box on boosted GTis/Vts' etc.
ChrisBoom
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8th Oct 09 at 15:05   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
1.4 XSI box is one of the best you can get, after the 1.3 rallye. VTR box is quite long i think.

Danny, do your own, its easy

Ill have to polish mine up, the one in that link looks
Mark Prydderch
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I'd personally go with the 1.4 xsi box too as the rallye box would be too short for me when driving on motorways. My 106 is uncomfortable enough as it is
ChrisBoom
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Originally posted by Mark Prydderch
I'd personally go with the 1.4 xsi box too as the rallye box would be too short for me when driving on motorways. My 106 is uncomfortable enough as it is


Nearest motorway to be is about 200 miles away, so im not fussed
ChrisBoom
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13th Oct 09 at 17:08   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
2 wheels done and on the car, quite pleased with them:



Needed to put them on the back as I need the 45's from the wheels that was on, 50's on the front for some reason

3rd wheel is in primer, last one is causing me a real headache, had to nitromorz it, now its a right cunt to sand the last of the paint off

[Edited on 13-10-2009 by ChrisBoom]
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That's going to look so nice mate, are you keeping the rear tints?
ChrisBoom
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Yeah, cant be arsed removing them, will go if I get polycarb windows.
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Colour looks spot on


Looks simular to my ford graphite grey vts wheels

Drives supercharged Tec with torque
ChrisBoom
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Ford graphite grey it is actaully
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quote:
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Ford graphite grey it is actaully



I have an eye for colour it seems

Drives supercharged Tec with torque
Badgersport
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The wheels look ace! Always look good on a S1.

Makes me want to get a set for mine!
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Other two are done, one has come up utter shite, ive resprayed it twice but it keeps fucking up

Just going to put it on the car now, might respray it again in a few weeks. Just need to get a tyre on the last wheel and thats it
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How is it fucking up, is the paint not taking to the primer or is the primer not bonding with the wheel?
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How is it fucking up, is the paint not taking to the primer or is the primer not bonding with the wheel?


Primer didnt take to the wheel first, so sanded it down again, painted it all up, lacquer etc but it was extremely dull, dont think I put enough paint on it.

3rd time, all going well, went for the 2nd coat of laquer, goes and fucking dries white and patchy
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Too much laquer second time? I'd just take longer on that wheel, let everything fully dry, how many coats of primer?
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Its not too bad really, will do for now at least. Think I was just rushing it a bit

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