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  1. 05-10-2008 02:41 PM #106
    Great Pic.

    Add Pic of my cam and original cam.

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    05-14-2008 12:28 PM #107
    i have a 1988 cabrio how can i tell if i have a hydro or solid lifters i want to buy a cam and is asking me if its hydro or solid.

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    05-14-2008 12:30 PM #108
    check the head

    4 caps = hydro

    5 caps = solid

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    05-14-2008 11:16 PM #109
    Quote, originally posted by fourie_marius »
    check the head

    4 caps = hydro

    5 caps = solid


    what do you mean caps? where are they located?

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    05-15-2008 01:33 AM #110
    the caps that keeps the cam connected to the head. check out mine. it is a hydro cus there is 4 caps




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    05-15-2008 08:58 AM #111
    oh ok thank you we all learn something new every day... thank you

  7. 06-07-2008 12:37 AM #112
    help please.
    i purchased a 90 cabriolet back in november. at the time it was running fine but needed a new tranny. i was able to drive it up onto the dolly though when i bought it. it sat over the winter and in the spring i did the tranny swap plus some other upgrades to the brakes and suspension. nothing though to the engine. now i can't get it to run. it tries to fire but it isn't getting any fuel. the pump is working fine. i disconnected the fuel line to the rail and had a friend hit the key and gas squirted out so that's fine. i've got good spark to all the plugs but it appears that the electric fuel injectors aren't working. any ideas on what could be causing them not to receive a signal? i'd appreciate any help. m_shea@hotmail.com
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  8. 06-22-2008 10:14 PM #113
    Gas mileage on the 1.8L 8v GTI's? Looking to pick one up, currently have a 2000 lexus es300 that gets round 20mpg :-( such a hog. Might consider turboing a 8v my buddy has. Thanks for your help and hopefully I become a Vdubber soon enough!

  9. 07-04-2008 12:13 PM #114
    Question..What will replacing my stock 1.8L cam with a 2.0 L cam do? Hp? etc... pro's and con's

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    08-11-2008 06:29 AM #115
    lots of info on 8v's spec and technical info here

    http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3958581

    and diagnostics here

    http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3963112

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  11. 10-02-2008 04:27 PM #116
    I have got scirocco cam with stamp on it N, what N means? is N better than G? help please

  12. 11-01-2008 10:57 AM #117
    if i have a 1.6 8v gas engine, can i turned into a 16v??? a friend of mine is selling the 16v head from a scirocco 1.8..... i really appreciate if you can help me with that info...

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    12-02-2008 03:57 PM #118
    I'm looking for a 1.8 8v timing belt procedure for a 89 Golf 1.8 auto. First link in this FAQ doesn't work and I didn't do well searching.

    I found an excellent procedure for the 2.0 here but now I need a 1.8.

    Recommendations/links please.

    Thanks,

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  14. 12-02-2008 07:02 PM #119
    Quote, originally posted by davebugs »

    I found an excellent procedure for the 2.0 here but now I need a 1.8.

    It's the same procedure.


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    12-02-2008 08:24 PM #120
    Thanks for the response.

    In the meantime I had found this link in another thread that was helpful:

    http://www.vwgolfmk1.org.uk/mo...art=0

    I'm almost done. Just borrowed the tensioner tool to complete the job.

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    01-26-2009 09:17 PM #121
    wow what a great forum. i have a question.i have a 1.8 8v CIS-E engine. i originally wanted to build a jh head with 270 cam, autotech valve springs, techtonicts header, all on a 2.0 block.

    i have recently been told that i can put all my goodies into a stock 2.0 crossflow engine and wont have to do any wiring. is this true??????


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    02-05-2009 07:20 AM #122
    Quote, originally posted by Mean ’n Green86 »
    wow what a great forum. i have a question.i have a 1.8 8v CIS-E engine. i originally wanted to build a jh head with 270 cam, autotech valve springs, techtonicts header, all on a 2.0 block.

    i have recently been told that i can put all my goodies into a stock 2.0 crossflow engine and wont have to do any wiring. is this true??????

    If you are going to stick with the JH head (or any counterflow head with CIS) then you won't have to do any extra wiring. The fuel injectors, intake manifold, and related plumbing will stay the same if you swap a 2.0L block underneath.

    However, if you are looking to use the 2.0L block with it's crossflow head, then there will be several modifications necessary. Most people that continue to use the CIS injection do not use the crossflow head, due to the amount of modifications needed. In the end, it's a lot of work for virtually no gain.


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    02-06-2009 03:49 PM #123
    thank you sir thats all i needed to hear i'm sticking with the counterflow then head on the 2.0 block

  19. 03-30-2009 03:25 AM #124
    i have a 1985 golf 2 door 8v motor the car wont start i was told that it could be the ignition switch so i changed all that everything turs on when i turn the key but the car wont start and the heater and the stereo wont turn off when i take the key ou...can enyone help with this problem

  20. 07-03-2009 06:32 PM #125
    seat belt?

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    07-03-2009 07:00 PM #126
    This thread is not being used properly. Please post only information (ANSWERS) to question that are commonly asked. If you have question, search for it first, then if you cannot find a valid answer start a new thread in the appropriate forum.

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