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introducing "MK1 Golf"(20/5/08)

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I wanna see more pics of her bum!! :ninja:

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it's looking sweet man!!! what ECU did you use with the conversion?

absalute stunner! you gotta be pleased with that mate.

top work fella 8-)

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What more to say really?

my thoughts exactly!

Abso fuking lutly stunning!

Youve done an amazing job on that mk 1

very nice.

I wanna see more pics of her bum!! :ninja:

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That hit the spot

Well i took my golf to Bogg Bros on saturday for a carb set up as the bloody thing was painfully slow, so after the old geeza had tinkered for an hr or so he decided to run it on the rollers , but its too low and the wheels were just spinnin across the top of the rollers.He told me to take it up the road for a blast. Bugger me, i could not believe the difference.I came back grinning like a cheshire cat.

Its now an ANIMAL. I am very impressed with its performance and power delivery.. BIG shout to Mr Bogg.

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An absoulte BEAUTY..

Top work, credit goes to you 8-)

shame it wouldn't go on the rollers be very interested to see what sort of power its running. looking absolutely amazing though. now thats out of the way get a shift on with the derby!!

sweet Bogg Bros are just an amazing company with a real interest no matter the project! always up for some thing new!

and you are some thing special tooo! amazing golf!

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That is one of the finest examples of a car I have ever seen.

I can only just contain my head from exploding with jealousy!

Seriously, I could talk about that for a very long time, hope you don't mind me hi-jacking some pics for my desktop (and inspiration).

i want carbs on mine! :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool:

how much quicker would you say it is anyone able to guesstimate with mods to the engine?

in fact if you could list engine mods it would be cool! i love this car

Thanks for the great replies, as for the engine its stock apart from Yamaha FZS600 carbs ans my homebrew manifold.. Throttle response is amazing. A pal of mine has a 6n 16v AFH and i would say there is no comparison on the response of mine, bearing in mind i have no cat either, but i only have a stock 1.1 exhaust on at the mo, till friday. Its very good on fuel too considering. Wouldnt mind a pair of cams and vernier pulleys next.

P.S. I dont mind anyone using the pics.

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how much do carbs normally retail for?

i thought you had verniers until you mentioned not having them, just simply because i noticed the cam belt cover being not there with the pulleys on show, i presumed they were verniers!

cool work none the less! i imagine with a change in exhaust it will pick up some more!? sweeeeeeeeet!

Id swap my girlfriend for that

carbs cost me £30... Inlet was a bit of a pain tho as the valvers have oval ports.

definitely a setup to consider myself for the future!

8-) inspirational

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carbs cost me £30... Inlet was a bit of a pain tho as the valvers have oval ports.

i see u and your mate with the red mk1 have made it 2 a feature in golf+ u git !!!!!!!!!!!!! only jelus!!!!!!!!! :thumbsup::ninja:

I NEED THIS MK1 MORE THAN LIFE ITSELF! :nod::drool:

carbs cost me �30... Inlet was a bit of a pain tho as the valvers have oval ports.

How did you get round this issue? Any pics?

Cheers

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awesome!!!

what make it even more special is that all the work has been done buy yourself and not just thrown into a bodyshop with an open cheque book!! I'm a big fan! :drool:

carbs cost me �30... Inlet was a bit of a pain tho as the valvers have oval ports.

How did you get round this issue? Any pics?

Cheers

Sorry geez, no pic of the inlet full on. Ill get Redsquare to snap a couple next time he's here.

One of the nicest MK1s I've seen for a long time, and AFH powered to boot! 8-)

What did you do with the ecu though?

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