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Big weekend ahead...

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Its finally time to bolt my new engine in the car, having fitted a kafer brace, HD cradle, HD rubber rear mounts, rear wide-5 disc brakes, new fuel lines, breather, added tons of wiring for the instrumentation, ...

So by Sunday night, this:

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plus this

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should be united :wav: :wav:

Car won't be ready for Volksworld though :(
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good luck Simon, it's going to look pretty special when it's complete!
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looking good 8)

You have a similar set up to that on my cabrio 8) ( although yours is bit 'brighter' than mine )
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Feed some pics up on monday!!!
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Looks very cool 8) .

Just keep an eye out for the cops when the test drive starts :lol: .
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Well done Simon. I bet it's going to fly!
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'Kin 'ell that's looking sweet.
How does it all fit it the engine bay!?
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Do you need to attack it with hacksaw/crowbar to fit the carbs? Looks tight in there... :wink:
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what's the deal with the dizzy Simon? are you now crank fired?
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That a Jake Raby special?

Just about to pop my T4 back in, doesn't look like that one tho 8)

Are Del' 40s on it?
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Post by shambly »

There's actually more space around the engine than it looks from those angles. Here's a straight ahead photo without the (Chesil) secondary sealing tin around the engine.

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The problem is one of height - i'm going to have to fettle the inner skin of the engine lid and possibly the right hinge to be able to close it as it just catches the air hose to the oil cooler at present. I guess the DTM shroud is just a little higher than the standard shroud.

The dizzy is a mallory unilite which will be hooked up to a hyfire VI CDi box (same setup I had on my Type I).

Carbs are 44 IDFs - currently off to fit a vacuum port to the manifolds to power my servo - and there is plenty of room for them & the air filters to fit.
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Nige,

Yes its a Raby special. A 2270cc 'C' spec unit, good for 146 bhp with bags and bags of torque.
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What are your plans for the exhaust?
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An Ahnendorp T4 into T1 system. The 21152E header and their dual muffler. Planning to get a custom tailpipe made to have a centre exiting oval exhaust tip rather than the standard tip shown below.

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