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Renegade's Cammed Mk3 1.6 16v Hybrid

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So with the messy bit out of the way i had to see if the frame fitted now...

Perfect!

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Again, kudos to Stuart Norman and PPS, its a perfect fit

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    chris with a mk1 golf afh engine with an 8p box fitted a mk4 fly and mk3 clutch with mk4 starter as its slimmer, the mk4 flywheel wouldnt engage so he had to take it apart again and fit a mk3 fly! g

small word of advice having been there and done that. get on the phone to rally design and get some rubber socks for the rose joints, the grit and dirt wears the rod ends out pretty quickly otherwise. i'd also recommend rubber inners and poly outers for the TCAs.

enjoy setting the wheelbase/castor, its alot easier than you might think :) oh and driving it afterwards, worth every penny!!

In reference to what mikey has said:

there is a difference in late and early spec oil pumps on the AFH

early: (like a mk3)

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Late:

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That was quick! Glad you sorted the oil pick up situation. Pretty sure you could have used the mk3 dipstick tube rather than cutting down the valver one. Make sure you use the mk3 dipstick though.

Another tip. If your car is an L or M reg, then you will need an earlier spec mk3 drivres side driveshaft with that gearbox on there. Or if you have the original gearbox from the car, drop the oils out and pinch the output flange from it. Consequence of not doing so means worn out CV joints in quick time.

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Nick i dont understand?

Its a J Reg

Its the original box from the car and i'd planned to use the original drive shafts too, can you explain further? Cheers

Sorry my bad. I assumed your car was a late Boulevard because its Montana Green LOL. Your fine with the setup you have there.

:D :D :D :D

just come accross this topic, love it!!

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lol @ a comment from B shaw then one from Not So Shaw

Edit: I've been waiting months to say that :oops:

Cheers Guys :-)

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Gave the sump a couple of coats of por15, awsome stuff, so much harder than hammerite! Crap picture though, its much shinyer than this

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Need a new gasket though before thats fitted and sealed up.

Also painted the guard things in the same stuff because they were in a sorry state!

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Quick blast over to see Jessegt in Bromsgrove today to pick up these bad boys

Vauxhall 256mm conversion :-D

Brand new discs, brand new hoses, a set of green stuff pads and a brand new set of mintex pads, the callipers and nescesary shoulder bolts!

AND they fit perfectly under my 14's

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So thats the front end suspension all sourced, just gota put it all together and move on to the back!!

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Reckon I need some of that por15 stuff. Need to go on a shopping spree on frost :lol:

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Awww she looked so strange with headlights and a bumper on again, almost like a real car!

Hope she appreciates the ammount of money being poured into her :-(

Cheers for the pics tobe, they're like sneeky spy photos :ninja::ninja:

God that front panel needs spraying really really badly!

That por15 is the dogs, quality stuff!

Where did you get it from dan? Only place I've seen it is frost or ebay.

The Brake setup looks savage btw! Bargain too!

Couple more pics for your thread, seeing the car in person is required to do it justice, should be awsome fun when done!-

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struts looks nice in black lol pity they wont last long unless you clean them! that bumper is not clean enough to go back on yet dan!!

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lol shame the whole engine bay will be filthy within a few weeks to!

The bumper isnt going back on yet its too boring, I just missed it looking like an actual car so i put it back on for the afternoon!

You dont have a pic of the drivers side mount you fabbed up, bolted on the block do you.... or have I missed it!?

Exellent all round job btw!

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Cheers guys

Polomon: Going with silver AND black for the calipers and I'm sure i'll keep on top of the cleaning dont worry :-)

Milko: Theres loads of pictures of the mount on and off the block

What car are the new front brake hoses off please?

renegade you are doing really well with this, its looking ace, love the subframe, wish i knew about the shallow sump method before getting rid of the 1.3 engine, but not to worry.

which exhaust are you planning on using? i am running the standard 16v down pipe and it catches on the anti roll bar if the anti roll bar is fitted in the right place, i had to fit brackets to enable the exhaust to clear.

wish i had your bank account to get my car to a similar standard, top job young man.

look forward to more updates.

Rick

What car are the new front brake hoses off please?

Vauxhall hoses dude, they have the same thread and pitch fitment for the vw solid brake line end and are banjo fit to the vaux caliper.

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I figured that much! ;):lol:

Do you know what model of Vauxhall Saf? Found a Vauxhall 256mm setup I had when I moved house earlier this year, so might get round to fitting it eventually - but need new hoses. The ones I've seen the Caddy boys use are a million feet long!

Cavalier/astra/vectra i would assume the 16v jobbies jobbies as thats where the calipers come from that are suitable for the convo.

failing that you know, the lupo gti lucas 54 calipers i have, have banjo fit hoses, so may be able to use them instead.

if can measure up length of the lupo hose and diameter of the banjo fitting just let me know and ill get on the case

late mk4 16v polos have banjo hoses, not sure of size of the banjo fitting tho

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Do you know what model of Vauxhall?

I was told mk3 astra 16v hoses and callipers but id imagine there are other models too

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