Replaced for Scooby=205 gti
(its like rowing a boat otherwise!)
26 August 2003, 10:29 PM
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I've got a Griffiths Engineering adjustable one on mine, cost about 45 notes. TBH I've left it how it was set and its superb! Even my local pug specialist whose driven hundreds of 205 GTi's said its the best he's ever tried! 
http://www.griff-eng.co.uk/pug.htm
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As for fitting - dead easy if you don't have the standard airbox on, just pop off the gear rods, undo a large 21/23 nut and put the q/s on and pop the rods back on! If you have the standard airbox just means you gotta remove that first!
http://www.griff-eng.co.uk/pug.htm
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As for fitting - dead easy if you don't have the standard airbox on, just pop off the gear rods, undo a large 21/23 nut and put the q/s on and pop the rods back on! If you have the standard airbox just means you gotta remove that first!
27 August 2003, 10:14 AM
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i think i'll just put up with the bouncy speedo.
quick review of the pug after 200 miles and the scooby having been sold.
i think the petrol gauge is broke ive done 220 miles and still nearly half a tank of petrol left!!!~(cost £27 to fill as well)
dont miss the the sccoby much the pug is almost as much fun and you don't have to go anywhere near as fast 50-70mph as opposed to 80-110mph.
gear change is quite poor and think i will have to change to a quick change.
clutch is really heavy, may have to change it soon, i'm going to have a left leg like a power lifter.
a few other small niggles to sort out but i am very happy £15k better off as well and the annual savings in running costs.
any more comments appreciated.
quick review of the pug after 200 miles and the scooby having been sold.
i think the petrol gauge is broke ive done 220 miles and still nearly half a tank of petrol left!!!~(cost £27 to fill as well)
dont miss the the sccoby much the pug is almost as much fun and you don't have to go anywhere near as fast 50-70mph as opposed to 80-110mph.
gear change is quite poor and think i will have to change to a quick change.
clutch is really heavy, may have to change it soon, i'm going to have a left leg like a power lifter.
a few other small niggles to sort out but i am very happy £15k better off as well and the annual savings in running costs.
any more comments appreciated.
08 October 2003, 11:18 AM
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wow!
what a reply, from somebody who's written a book on them!
cheers dave, book ordered.
where can i obtain a seat from? scrapard i presume. is it possible to get it repaired?
so many questions
[Edited by pryally - 8/11/2003 3:32:39 PM]
what a reply, from somebody who's written a book on them!
cheers dave, book ordered.
where can i obtain a seat from? scrapard i presume. is it possible to get it repaired?
so many questions
[Edited by pryally - 8/11/2003 3:32:39 PM]
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