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Mk3 Coupe 16v G60 (?) With 4wd

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Side exit exhaust. Because propshaft. 8-)

some inspiration there but they have done it the standard sort of way

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There's nothing "standard" about that setup :lol:

How do you mean?

Because its not how he's doing his car

Fuck yeah! not sure that the wheels are too big (imo anyway), need to see more completed pics to form a proper opinion tho

Absolutely love the way this is going even if I can't understand anything said in the thread 8-)

I even like the wheels on it, cant wait for an update on there :)

some inspiration there but they have done it the standard sort of way

confused, how do you swap an engine in a non standard way?

i meant as in the rear wheel drive they have used the syncro rear arms and subframe so keeping that all standardish if you get me I'm not doing it that way I'm mounting the diff onto an extension of the cage and doing the suspension a different way

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This is the drivers tread on polotreff :)

http://www.polotreff.de/forum/t/86535

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but G60? i think it wil go with a turbo!!

amazing so much work gone into this car great build thread

that looks fooking awesome see the people on the continent are steaming ahead in polo performance again

simply amazing!

that not a G60, if it was the alernator wound be up the back on the left, because its also a LHD .

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