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    NiceOne
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    Hi i have just found your site, im a keen dubber and have so far owned

    Mk1 Golf 1.8 GTi Cabrio
    Mk3 Golf 2.8 VR6
    Mk3 Vento 1.8 CL

    The latter being my current car, i am looking into a large project which is what drew me to this site, i am hoping to convert my vento into a 2.8 VR6 Syncro with a few engine mods.

    I do however seem to be having problems finding out how much this would cost me to do, time wouldnt be an issue and it would all be done by me and a few friends, so it is really just parts costs. And also how difficult would this be, can anyone shed some light on the subject for me. Cheers

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    Chris S
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    What ever you think it will cost in time and /or money? well double it and then add a whole lot more.

    As for the work involved, you will probably need to swap the Vento rear floor for the VR6 Syncro one, I say probably because I dont actually know for sure, except to say that the Vento & VR6 Syncro have different part numbers for this, which means a different part, but how different is anybodys guess.

    The cheapest way to start this project would be to buy a VR6 Syncro as a donor car, this will save a lot of headaches & extra costs later down the line.

    Here is a link just to give you an idea

    http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=1755494

    #4017
    NiceOne
    Member

    Blimey thanks, thats pretty much what i was looking for, looks like a fair bit of work, but i think its worth it for something fairly unique, now just to find a knackered syncro…….[:D]

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