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Nick-S
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5th Jun 07 at 22:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Butler
Really if I was that bothered id buy an MI16 205
do it
Steve
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5th Jun 07 at 22:03   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
yes the 8v is a bit lighter.

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The cylinder head is of aluminium alloy .
The cylinder head is a special one ; the inside and outside diameters for the valve spring thrust washer housing differ from the TU5J4 cylinder head .
The hydraulic tappets are common with those of the TU5J4 engine .
The seals of the cylinder head covers are pre-formed and can be replaced in service .
The cylinder head covers, the valves, housings and spring thrust washers assembly and springs, as well as the valve seats are special ones .
Robin
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5th Jun 07 at 22:05   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
The S2 Rallye has an iron block, so chances are the GTi does too, as it's the same engine with a different head, is it not?
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that was about the tu5p4 lump which is in the 206, is shares the same alloy block as the tu5j4 lump
Butler
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The S2 Rallye has an iron block, so chances are the GTi does too, as it's the same engine with a different head, is it not?

Nah
Nick-S
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is the s2 ralley lump the same as in a mk2 saxo vtr?
Butler
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is the s2 ralley lump the same as in a mk2 saxo vtr?

No
Nick-S
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diffrences? both 100bhp 1.6 8v's yes?
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I have no idea what a TU5J4 or TU5P4 is, so
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diffrences? both 100bhp 1.6 8v's yes?

Yes. Im not too sure to be honest, I think its in the head.
Nick-S
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5th Jun 07 at 22:12   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
i always persumed they were the same
Butler
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There is only about 3-5bhp in it, the later black top that is
Cupra Steve
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So what else do you have in mind?

How much do you want for the wheels? I want to start a collection of wheels!
SetH
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not driven the 16v but had the 1.3 8v and 1.6 rallye and the 1.3 engine was a stormer. did indeed peak at 7200rpm, with induction and zorst sounded mental, much more fun then the s2 i had.
Dee
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I've driven both the S2 Rallye and the GTi, and I have to say the Rallye is much more fun to drive than the GTi.
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I used to have a 1.6 xsi mk1 and a mate had a mk1 rallye was nothing in it, but the 106 gti's move like fook
Cupra Steve
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I don't know how a rallye can be more fun????

I understand it's appeal ( rarerty etc ) but never understood why it wasn't equipped with a 16v lump as standard???
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6th Jun 07 at 11:11   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
yes its the same car minus electric windows and sound proofing and fogs, and is faster

there is utter poop talked on here sometimes

[Edited on 06-06-2007 by Steve]
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they aren't fogs they are spots!
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6th Jun 07 at 11:19   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
driving lights officially lol
Cupra Steve
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driving lights officially lol


I'll settle for that
Cupra Steve
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I would remove them but they are fucking useful at night! Had an argument with a copper about them as he was going to dive me a fine for using them as he thought they were fog lights
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did you tell him they come on automatically on high beam? what are you meant to do, drive around on dip everywhere when its not foggy lol
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
yes its the same car minus electric windows and sound proofing and fogs, and is faster

there is utter poop talked on here sometimes

[Edited on 06-06-2007 by Steve]


Rallye felt easier to drive fast on the road, Steve your making me sick.
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6th Jun 07 at 11:25   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
so is your breath tbph

does the rallye have pas?

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