i want 2 puttin s3 in 6n2 polo myself
i want 2 puttin s3 in 6n2 polo myself
i want 2 put an s3 in my polo 6n2 myself how much will it cost me 2 do myself
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i assume you mean the old 1.8T s3 engine, its very difficult..you are best off getting the ibiza cupra block although harder to come accross, apparently it far easier to fit although i dont know why, they are practically the same engine just with a smaller turbo fitted (ko3 rather than k03s) simple to upgrade....big job though, definately worth the effort....but its big bucks
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I can understand the attraction, novelty and uniqueness of putting the 1.8T into a Polo.
But at the same time when Seat have already done the hard work and given you the ready option, I personally couldn't justify the cost of a conversion.
Which is why my next car looks to be lining up to be an Ibiza Cupra.
But at the same time when Seat have already done the hard work and given you the ready option, I personally couldn't justify the cost of a conversion.
Which is why my next car looks to be lining up to be an Ibiza Cupra.
Reliability becomes a big issue when an engine conversion as mentioned.
We all know that the GTI is unreliable anyway, especially the gearbox.
Therefore buying a car that comes with a 1.8T from the factory make more sense.
My personal opinion is that at the end of the day it'll still be a polo.
Just buy something faster.
We all know that the GTI is unreliable anyway, especially the gearbox.
Therefore buying a car that comes with a 1.8T from the factory make more sense.
My personal opinion is that at the end of the day it'll still be a polo.
Just buy something faster.
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Yeh exactly, any massive engine conversion will probably see off any savings for your next car, so you may find yourself in a highly respectable job and/or family on the way and your stuck with your 3 door petrol eating polo!!Silky V wrote:
My personal opinion is that at the end of the day it'll still be a polo.
Would be pretty awseme tho
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Anyways, at least it doesn't take me an age to actually decipher the lads secret codes!
Come on, look at the title......it does not make a word of bloody sense!! People these days, i am sorry for being a moany bastard, but that is disgraceful!
Unless he is foreign or 3 years old, then i apologise

