Re: replace a 4age with a 2zzge - advice
Posted: 19/12/12 22:04
It is a very easy swap, myself and some friends did mine over a few days and touch wood it's been reliable ever since bar the che manifold which cracked.IanC wrote:I thought about a mk3 as heard (again could be misleading) but from other sites people saying its a very easy swap into a mk3? However I have only ever owned mk1 and mk2's.
I had a slight change of plan now anyway, I was looking for mr2's for sale within 30 miles of my house, and spotted a cosmos blue rev 5 t bar going cheap with tax and test. Went for a look and now its on my driveway, cost just £1k but it does need a clutch putting in!
Very happy with it for now, but means mk1 plans are on hold (I am still going to keep an eye out for a good one though)
cheers
Hope you enjoy your new purchase 8-)
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