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Engine Specific Info and Questions => IDI Engine => Topic started by: aki91 on January 14, 2017, 08:10:58 am
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Hi guys, i'm planing to put turbo on my golf mk1, and i buy manifold. Funny thing is that i got strange intake manifold it is clearly from idi engine.
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Can somebody tell me from which model is this mamifold and whil i have a problem to fit a hose becouse of firewall?
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Doesn't that hose fitting come off and is able to get bolted on top that manifold? Seems that is how I have seen it in some places. Then a curved pipe is on the top of the whole thing. In fact I think I have one somewhere in the spare parts bin. I will look, photo and post if I find it.
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That's from a quantum, you should be able to move the inlet, or install the normal 1.6td inlet
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Hose fitting can be take off, but it cant be mount on top.
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Thank you for information that it came from
quantum or passat in europe.
I plan to put intercooler in my golf so this might be a good choise for it becouse i dont plan to put hotpipe.
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Can you see my confusion factor? This one has a plate on the side but an elbow on the top. They are interchangable. Actually you have four options for where the intake can go on this.
I no longer have need of this so if you would like it send a PM with an offer. And yes I do have the black blow off valve, I just didn't put it on for the picture.
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You could always drill out a large hole and 2 small threaded holes on the top and then just move the fitting up and make a block off plate for the original mount. It would be pretty easy and probably faster and a lot cheaper then tracking down a new intake.