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need the stuff on performance parts

Okay, I’ve talked or typed to -alot- of people about this subject, and
gotten just as many different opinions.  Everyone I talked to said to get
a K&N filter (which I will), and others recommended different brands for
all of the other components.  I know that Neuspeed is overpriced, but
aside from that, can somebody who’s seen both sides of the fence tell me
what I should get?

I’m looking at a throttlebody (generic and used), an Autotech "G-grind"
cam, a TT stainless steel exhuast system, a TT dual-lead downpipe (I have
the dual exhaust manifold.  Forgot to mention, I have a 82 Rabbit Convert
w/ the stock engine (1.6L?), an upperfront stress bar (which I beleive to
be the most crucial and easy to install, am I right?), and -maybe- a
higher-volume oil pump from Parts Place.

Plz help me out here!  Replies via email appreciated!

Thanks in advance,

Mitch

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  1. admin says:

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    mitch…@peoples.net (Les Buyamac) wrote:
    >Okay, I’ve talked or typed to -alot- of people about this subject, and
    >gotten just as many different opinions.  Everyone I talked to said to get
    >a K&N filter (which I will), and others recommended different brands for
    >all of the other components.  I know that Neuspeed is overpriced, but
    >aside from that, can somebody who’s seen both sides of the fence tell me
    >what I should get?
    >I’m looking at a throttlebody (generic and used), an Autotech "G-grind"
    >cam, a TT stainless steel exhuast system, a TT dual-lead downpipe (I have
    >the dual exhaust manifold.  Forgot to mention, I have a 82 Rabbit Convert
    >w/ the stock engine (1.6L?), an upperfront stress bar (which I beleive to
    >be the most crucial and easy to install, am I right?), and -maybe- a
    >higher-volume oil pump from Parts Place.
    >Plz help me out here!  Replies via email appreciated!
    >Thanks in advance,
    >Mitch

    actually in my racing opinion, the lower stress bar is more important
    than the top in all A1 vehicles as well as the cabriolet (saved my
    alignment a few times on hard hits)
    Ben Beacock
    beaco…@primeline.net

  2. admin says:

    I strongly urge you to troll your local wrecking yards for parts. I have
    gotten my wheels, large break conversion, even myneuspeed throttle body
    used (and cheap!). Just today, I was there and they just got a new Jetta
    in ( hit by a train) with only 531 miles!Think of what that engine could
    do in your car!Buy cheap, drive fast!

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