Reply With Quotehttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1998-FIAT-PUNT...item3cb26d3579 - yeah was correct
2.0 16vt punto
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fiat-Punto-GT-...item4aa697eb27 no MOT/TAX - think been on before
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1998-FIAT-PUNT...item3cb26d3579 - yeah was correct
Standard GT intercooler and oil cooler mounted sideways LOLz!
Niiice!
i wouldnt recomend buying this tbh, the mounts are welded to the chassis, the shafts pop out all the time and the bottom end sounds like a bag of nails, i made the loom for it and tbh thats about the only part of the conversion id have any faith in, it was built with all good intensions but ended with a poor effort.
Originally Posted by tom
It look a little higher than the known ones on here, any certainly mine. That's why the shafts pop out Deano?
its just totally the wrong position imo, too high and too far towards the near side, the passenger shaft had to be shortened, but never to any precision, the sub frame has been badly ground out aswell for the shafts.
Subframe ground for the drive shafts?? Surely that's the giveaway that the engines in the wrong place?
Word on the grape vine is that this is the one you did before Tom's as a practice
Defo not lol, I offered to help but he wanted to do it himself, it was started about the same time as I started mine and due to a number of set backs it was finished off a couple of weeks ago, then sold straight on via eBay.
Subframe ground for the drive shafts?? Surely that's the giveaway that the engines in the wrong place?
Word on the grape vine is that this is the one you did before Tom's as a practice
Really? Says it's done 7k since the engines been put in!
Not enough attention to detail gone into it for my liking. If hes been doing it that long, nearly as long as me lol, it should be in really good shape.
if its done 7k then he must have picked it up 10 days ago and driven it ever since, doubt it
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