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  1. I would personally give Vince a call to get an idea on Costs and time lines.
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    Kenny Church’s Turbo 12V VR6 Swapped Chevrolet S10 Truck - 414 WHP @ 17PSI boost. The VR6 engine (268 cams, 440c Injectors, Garret GT35 Turbo). 350Z 6-speed Manual gearbox. 8.8 ford rear diff.
  3. I love how clean the and factory looking the install is
  4. What's the max these can take ? You'd probably need high speed bearing kit to go with smaller pulley
  5. Considering plug and play kits crop up quite often for the VR6 I would wait out. There will be some fabricating needed for that eaton. My V1 literally just plug and play in an afternoon.
  6. It is your car mate. Just use our app from AppStore and upload direct to the thread.
  7. Yeah @cactusjack has one on his golf mate
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  9. Sorry, the main bearings on the crank is what I refer to as the big ends. What Craig Butler says is very valid and taking a second look at that knackered bearing I would say there is some wear on the crank - sometimes you can get away with it but I suspect this time you may have more damage.
  10. Adaptors $98 https://store.034motorsport.com/throttle-body-adapter-obd1-vr6-to-obd2-vr6-tb.html
  11. Most mk4's suffer a lot of electrical issues, my sisters GTI was terrible ! If you have a good one and have already spend money (money which you will never get back, especially if there are a few more issues to address) then it would make sense to invest in the car you have now. The new car is unknown - who knows if you need to spend a fiver or £500 on it? At 70k you shouldn't need to do the chains, unless you are hearing the distinctive rattle, yes might be an idea to replace any guides / tensioners if damaged, but if all looks OK then no need to replace.
  12. You would need to either; Drill and tap new holes on the schrick elbow. purchase an obd1 / obd2 adaptor. purchase a new schrick elbow. This is largely down to the throttle body sizes differing between OBD1 and OBD2.
  13. Can you show me what you are clicking on dude
  14. How long did your previous clutch last? I'm running 294BHP on stock clutch and not had any issues so far... running a Valeo clutch on mine and has been great!
  15. And here's some great photos from the strip of my car
  16. Dave and myself have uploaded photos to the Gallery
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