lupo 1.6GTi engine conversion

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Phoenix
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lupo 1.6GTi engine conversion

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as the title says and its going into a MkII breadvan...........anyone know of any problems i would have off the top of their head

also i wanna try to do a dash conversion to a MkIII GT with clocks,

if thats possible 8)

one more thing..............doesn't the lupo 1.6GTi have a 6 speed gearbox
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I believe the earlier Lupo GTI's had five speed gearboxes but this was uprated to six, not sure when though...I think the majority are six...not much help am I? I'm trying though!
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Post by polo2k »

most are 6 spd and i think the major fitting factor wouuld be the heightof the engine and possibly the width
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lol if you can fit a VR6 into a lupo you must be able to fit a lupo in a polo :P
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Post by hardhitter »

It's possible, but not easy by any means.
If you are prepared to spend a few grand and put some serious work into it, then it could be done.
The physical size, like polo 2k said will be serious problem.
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so i could have a bonnet bulge :twisted:
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