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16086
My buddy with the rough running 86 Jetta took his car in to shop. Something made the mechanic check the computer. Turns out that the drain got plugged and...
Jerry Irvine
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May 2, 2005
2:07 am
16087
so i got a set of diamond wheels 13*9s with 5" backspacing which is the size that fits MK1s the funny thing is i have a 88 cabby for now:) not a rabbit. ... ...
ben
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May 2, 2005
2:24 am
16088
... So why not use solid rotors on the '88 Cabrio? CP...
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cp1303vw
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May 2, 2005
11:32 am
16089
To answer your question, you probably need the calipers and hardware from the 81-84 cars. The caliper is actually very similar to the one that is on your car...
MARK PILSON
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May 2, 2005
2:05 pm
16090
... I was thinking about it, i wasnt sure it would make a difference for daily driving, since the cabby is fat, i know most you that are competitive run the...
ben
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May 2, 2005
4:31 pm
16091
Thanks guys for your help, after more searching i think ill just change out the rotors and calipers/holder for the ones on my 81 truck, to the cabby, and from...
ben
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May 2, 2005
9:22 pm
16092
Ben, The caliper holders you have are a very late model "Improvement." You can run the earlier caliper holders that don't cross between the wheel and the ...
Geoff Zimmer
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May 2, 2005
10:24 pm
16093
Your vented rotors will work there too as long as they are the thinner <84 GTI/GLI style. ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
rich windberg
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May 3, 2005
9:25 pm
16094
I posted a month or so ago but got no responses so I thought I would try again. My name is Torie. I have done some autocrossing in the past with Indiana SCCA...
veggiecruiser
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May 4, 2005
10:02 pm
16095
Koni + Eibach + GC coil-over adapter kit is sort of the standard for fsp -- people do tend to revalve but most indicate that the stock valved SA is good to at...
Kevin W. Hoff
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May 5, 2005
1:25 am
16096
Thanks Kevin, I appreciate the thoughts. I was talking with a guy at GC yesterday and was most impressed with his arguements. Torie ... for fsp -- ... SA is...
veggiecruiser
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May 6, 2005
3:04 pm
16097
Hi guys, I need some advice for my brake setup on my track/street car. First the specifics: - 1975 Mk1 Scirocco - FULL 88 16v brake swap (including...
Mark
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May 13, 2005
1:40 am
16098
... Could you use one diagonal circuit of the m. cyl to feed just the rear lines, through one line, one valve, then after that valve, T it to LR and RR? Then...
CP1303@...
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May 13, 2005
1:53 am
16099
road racers have been known to run both front calipers off the front half of the mastercylinder. then run one line from the rear half MC to the proportioning...
seracetire
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May 13, 2005
1:54 am
16100
... Geoff Zimmer! What did you find these holes to be back in '98 or so (when GH broke your car) ? 1/8" NPT? He used an honest-ta-goodness high tech item from...
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May 13, 2005
2:01 am
16101
I think you will need to keep a 16V proportioning valve in line somewhere in addition to the adjustable one to get your brake balance to where it needs to be,...
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lowfatracing
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May 13, 2005
3:40 am
16102
Y'all might have an honest to goodness parts store. In parts stores now you are lucky to find a metric bolt much less a metric threaded plug to fit a bubble...
seracetire
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May 13, 2005
4:00 am
16103
If you can find a VW sandbuggy shop they will probably have a mastercylinder port block off screw, it has a cone shape that fits the inverted flair in the ...
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lowfatracing
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May 13, 2005
4:08 am
16104
If you have a local junkyard carrying older watercooled VWs, go poking around looking at the oil filter stands. Look for one with a block-off plug (in place...
jakearussell
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May 13, 2005
4:37 am
16105
... Some years are just plugged by a sender, too! Any reason not to? (And you could monitor your brake fluid temp...) CP...
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cp1303vw
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May 13, 2005
4:46 am
16106
Another option is to take an unused/new brake line, chop the line flush with the brass nut/fitting, then solder the hole closed, with the chunk of brake line...
Iain Mannix
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May 13, 2005
5:07 am
16107
When I plugged the master cylinder ports on a VW master cylinder, I searched all over for the proper metric plugs. I finially went to a shop that specialized...
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vwgeoff
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May 13, 2005
12:06 pm
16108
I wonder... Is there a problem using another pair of brake light senders? I did that on mine with no ill effects...so far. It doesn't look as nice but they...
rich windberg
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May 13, 2005
3:29 pm
16109
... Is there a problem using another pair of brake light senders? <<< Oh, sure, if you're not weight conscious! ; ) CP [Non-text portions of this message have...
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cp1303vw
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May 13, 2005
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16110
Iain - the welding/soldering brake line method is how I did mine, but it took a couple attempts to get it right, leak-free, and was kind of a lot of hassling...
jakearussell
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May 13, 2005
4:27 pm
16111
... Really? I don't see how this setup will allow a greater amount of braking force than stock. If they're run in series the prop valve can only further...
Mark
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May 13, 2005
7:28 pm
16112
Oh yea, and the brake light senders can break if a ham footed driver attacks your brake pedal. (Yes, he has been a national champion, but in a car stronger...
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vwgeoff
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May 13, 2005
8:36 pm
16113
Jake, The 1/8" pipe plug sounds crude, but works 100% of the time. There is absolutely no fear of brake failure due to the 1/8" pipe plug. I feal ALOT more...
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vwgeoff
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May 13, 2005
8:50 pm
16114
The Wilwood adjustable will not reduce pressure enough on its own, believe me I would have loved to eliminate the stock valve. Actually neither valve on its...
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lowfatracing
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May 14, 2005
12:33 am
16115
... So you wanted LESS rear brake than stock? Anyone else care to chime in here? Thanks! Mark. 75 Scirocco 80 Scirocco S 90 Audi Coupe Quattro - 10vt ...
Mark
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May 14, 2005
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