would an r32 fit in a polo 6n2

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charlieA
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would an r32 fit in a polo 6n2

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would an r32 fit into 6n2 polo
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Given enough money and time yes....but what would be the point!
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kl well the point is its something differnt i suppose
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I wouldnt want that much power in the polo...

Its just too small and floppy for my liking...

But if you wanted something different, then go for it 8)
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charlieA wrote:would an r32 fit into 6n2 polo
No, but the engine might. The engine would make the car so nose heavy, it would be understeer city.

Do you actually own a Polo, or even drive??
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we are talking silly, silly money, it wouldnt be worth it, the handling would be terrible and think of the cost of getting 4motion sorted on a fwd polo
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The costs would indeed be astronomical. There is a chap registered on Tyresmoke who has a 6N2 with a 1.8T transplant and has been busy working on 4WD running gear...
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Si_GTi wrote:The costs would indeed be astronomical. There is a chap registered on Tyresmoke who has a 6N2 with a 1.8T transplant and has been busy working on 4WD running gear...
Do you have a link to that Si? :D
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JKM_GTI wrote:
Si_GTi wrote:The costs would indeed be astronomical. There is a chap registered on Tyresmoke who has a 6N2 with a 1.8T transplant and has been busy working on 4WD running gear...
Do you have a link to that Si? :D
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Si_GTi wrote: linky

That's niice, I liek the fact it looks basicaly standard too!
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Si_GTi wrote:
JKM_GTI wrote:
Si_GTi wrote:The costs would indeed be astronomical. There is a chap registered on Tyresmoke who has a 6N2 with a 1.8T transplant and has been busy working on 4WD running gear...
Do you have a link to that Si? :D
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Thanks - I've seen that Polo at no-rice....does it have something to do with the Phirm?
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You've seen it at No Rice? I really cant remember it. I've obviously missed out...
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one_must_fall wrote:You've seen it at No Rice? I really cant remember it. I've obviously missed out...
Yep, when it was held at Fleet services
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