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Although at 7j et25 the wheel isn't flush its just fairly minimal tuck. You could probably run 8j et0 with stiff suspension and stretched tyres

Probably more like 35 when you consider extra width and less offset as well.

2l I mean...

That one in the photo died, rusty and broken it was lol. 3l twink though. Bloke has a new one now. But yeah I could enjoy this...

That's what I like to hear lol. 2l turbo sierra drifter eh?

That's good to hear, more poweeer!

Well that's sorted then :) Haha. Could get an xr4 diff I believe? And I think the type 9 gearbox will accept a zetec or pinto if I want to swap the cvh out?

Of course the most important question is... Will it drift? :p

Only smokes occasionally apparently, if I end up having it I can always swap engines or fix it. Garage it went to reckoned valve stems and.there's a few engines for grabs round here.

Valve stems need doing and some welding but its motd and taxed till middle of next year. Will make a fun runaround I think.

So... What do people think of a 1.8 sierra for winter while I fix the micra? Tasmin blue hatchback

7j 25 will be about right for the back, might need a touch of camber on the front depending on tyres. Mine are 7j et35 and 2deg camber and just tuck in the arch at the front but I've not rolled the lip at all. On the back they're out to et25 using spacers and just tuck under the arch again but I...

So yours should be at about 3.5k rpm at 70 like mine. That won't change with a bigger engine in it'll just get there more easily. And swapping shouldn't be hard as long as you get an engine that's suitable ie coilpack like your 1l

Depends what 1l you have. Basically revs will be the same as when it was a 1l you'll just have tons more power. I never had a problem with mine. Just got a new box for the larger clutch really. Reason I say it depends is cause the late 1l have low ratios til 3rd then 4th and 5th are the same as...

Vw's are awesome didnt you know andy?? :P Actually theyre one of the things ive been avoiding in my googling today... Ive pretty much decided i want a new(probably older), better(most likely needing more work), and distinctly more sideways oriented(until i roll it) car. So what ive done today...

Dude its common knowledge the speedo isn't accurate and you're talking to a guy there who knows his stuff. Unless this ten second video appears and shocks us all you may as well accept were not gonna believe it.

Uh oh... Danger to manifold.

My 1.3 with a full cat back system, 1l gearbox and custom intake does 11.5 in the wet. My 1.0 with the same exhaust and intake running 1.3 cams and early model gearbox never came close to that. I'm very interested to see this video...

I like :) id want more growl than burble myself anyway