VW Rabbit 16V
 

Sup everyone.. nicer, cleaner new forums.. but to the point .. i looking at buying a VW rabbit and droping a 16v into it .. and i was wondering at how much labor ..and in the end how fast it might actually be.
Willing to take anyones insightful opinions..

you want N/A.... well your not goin to get the HP gains like a Turbo 16V... but im sure you cn put something around 170 with a fully done 16v

ya ... i was thinking of keeping it none turbo .. for now at least.. its a rabbit when there fully gutted they weight 1800lbs and with 170bhp it wil fly.

That rabbit in u'r sig looks nice!! do u have the link do that car domain site u got it from? I'd like to see some other pics.

I especially like the Porsche mirrors

If you drop a stock engine/tranny it should be running high 14s with no weight reduction.
With some cams, p&p'ed head, header, and good fueling they've gone mid 13s on slicks.

UMMMM
im guessin that with a 16v engine n tranny in a rabbit
it can be runnin bout low 14s high 13s


FUUUUUUUCK HONDA

:TSRNEWB: lol banned already

yeah.. hes the guy who was talking .. about that avinash... he posted it in ever section.. so now he is in the talk smack section lol

ya and now your ing it through out everyother forum.. good work guys

Here you go: http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/720901

my buddy is selling his.

PM me, his is a 16v on dual webbers and roll caged, pulls like a crazy monkey.

saying whats up to all the people that waste their life away here!

Anyway, my friend has a rabbit like that one, except the one pictured looks a lot better, anyway he droped a 16V in it, had some work done to fuel variation, suspension, also, had it tuned. His hitting mid 13s,
Pretty quick, now his thinking of a transplating the mkiv vr6 engine into it, and buying a supercharger. After everything said and done he should be hitting mid to low 11s. 1000lb car+vr6=fast vdub.

K he needs help not compliments on his picture
n who cares bout ur friends en rabbits
HELP THIS EN GUY

Rabbits are getting harder to find now days, it'll be hard to find one in good condition for a good price. 16v engines usually go for under $500 for the 2L's.
To answer your question about the labour:
The mechanical part can be done in a day or 2. Taking out the original engine won't take that long, a few hours with the proper tools.
You'll need scirocco 16v mounts and scirocco 16v exhaust manifold and downpipe
The wiring can be a bit of a bitch tho. If you get a 2L 16v and use the CIS-E Motronic injection that comes with it it'll be even harder. You can also use regular CIS-E that comes in scirocco 16v's, but it's meant for 1.8L's and runs lean up top, if you decide to use CIS-E, you'll also need the scirocco intake manifold, and you can make a fuel enrichement module which gives extra fuel @ WOT.

Ya man your right bout rabbits being hard to find... i havent found a rabbit sedan yet.. and i have been keeping my eyes open for about a month.. even using autotrader.ca and styll comming up with absolutly nothing.. thanks for the info bout the install...