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16 hours ago, r32-25t said:

 

Got it to idle, only a couple of things to do before getting it tuned 

Congrats, not long now till you’re enjoying it again 

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  • 2 weeks later...

Got the catch can installed and plumbed up one of the drivers rocker cover to it and the other line goes from the top of the dry sump tank up the length of the car and to the catch can in the front 

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2 hours ago, MBS206 said:

I think this has to be a record on SAU for fastest rebuild!

Congrats!!!

You’re probably right, I still remember a post in here saying it was done and will only be doing maintenance stuff lol 

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The tyres on the volks were very old and a size smaller then I’d like them to be 

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And with hopefully getting the car on the road soon meant it was probably a good time to replace them

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