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1990 VW Golf Mk2 Moda in need of loving care

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  • SoapHero
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    Nice! I didnt know that the rims were made in 8x15 and 9x15

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  • mk3f.t.w.
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    ats cup yes please.

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  • TCFilms
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    loving this build. Will be following

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  • Fruttolo
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    The rears can easily fit with just cutting out the inner lips of your flares and a little camber, on narrow tyres
    Mine were waay more pokey LOL

    Anyways I love your wide ATSs, wish they were less rare

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  • Dr.AK
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    Got the Seat's rear axle, front wheel hub assemblys (is that what they're called?) and front anti roll bar out.

    Parts will be refurbed, sandblasted and repainted.

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  • Dr.AK
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    7x15, 8x15 and 9x15 all next to each other The 8s and 9s both were only available through special order via Kerscher Tuning...







    And stuck them on the car with the flares to see what kind of work I'm looking at.

    Oooof. Well... I'll make it work, somehow.















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  • Kris
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    nice find!

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  • Dr.AK
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    Been a while since I updated this here!

    I got the engine wiring harness and such out of the Seat last weekend.



    Also split the engine and transmission and mounted the engine to a stand...





    Also removed the front calipers off the Seat.




    And today I picked up some more parts...

    a pair of 9 x 15 ET10 ATS Cups for the rear so my 8x15s can go to the front.

    And a Zender exhaust pipe.





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  • Dr.AK
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    I picked up the very last missing part of the Zender puzzle today... the hatch wing!







    It's another part that was never mounted and just sat around waiting for me to lay my hands on it since the 80ies... Pretty stoked.

    OEM GTI hatch wing will also go on above the Zender one.

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  • Dr.AK
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    Yeah, they are a classic!

    Finally got the engine out today.

    Next step is to mount it on a stand and then give it a slight once over. New gaskets and some wear and tear items and I'm also thinking about mounting some headers while I'm at it... we'll see.










    Now there won't the any updates for a month as I'll be in Munich for 4 weeks. Will continue work in december.

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  • Partiz
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    Wow, ATS cups looks awesome on mk2's, i have them on mine too

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  • Dr.AK
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    Originally posted by Fruttolo View Post
    I love the zender kit, sideskirts are a bit corny but nice 80s rice lol
    You keeping the 8v stock or building an NA screamer (cams flywheel etc)?
    Haha, yeah, I felt the same way about the skirts initially and originally wanted the smaller ones that don't go on the door. But I've grown to love them for their sheer cornyness.

    The 8v will remain stock for the time being, my main objective is to get the car together and driving first before I think about any possible engine mods. That said, I do have vague ideas about ITBs and cams for sometime in the future...
    Last edited by Dr.AK; 10-22-2017, 05:21 AM.

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  • Fruttolo
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    I love the zender kit, sideskirts are a bit corny but nice 80s rice lol
    You keeping the 8v stock or building an NA screamer (cams flywheel etc)?

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  • kittenpuncher
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    keep it up, love the choice to go with the ABT kit!

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  • Dr.AK
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    I got cracking on taking the donor car apart. Sadly, I don't have as much time as I would like, else the car would already be completely parted out.

    I hope I can get the motor out before work sends me to Munich for a month...



    Also got my workshop set up for the winter today. Set up the oil oven I already had in use at the old place. Nice and comfy now!



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