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  • getnpsi
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    remember that

    Going here lol

    My damn dremel switch is dirty cant finish. Love hate with the li-ions

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  • sc72
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    Still looks great even under the dust.

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  • freshtiva
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    Yes the air horn still works...

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  • freshtiva
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    I rolled Festdiva out of the barn. Its been sitting since June of 2012. First start in nearly a year and a half ( after replacing the battery )Vid below. Some dry HLAs but that don't worry me. I was afraid I'd open the door and find a mouse infestation but didn't even find a single mouse sprinkle. Smells as fresh as the day I parked it. Festdiva is on winter detail this year.

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  • Spike
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    Originally posted by defprun View Post
    A carbed b8 would be so much fun! Would remind me of my old carbed 1st gen rx7...just faster and brake better (with the aspire swap)

    Sent from the trash can.
    I hope to do this some day if I ever get a garage.. would be so awesome.

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  • scitzz
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    Originally posted by greywolf200 View Post
    If it can't I've spent a lot of money getting screwed.....:highly_amused:
    I had you in mind !

    HEY! Keep forgetting to ask you! Spark plugs! More numbers in?

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  • defprun
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    A carbed b8 would be so much fun! Would remind me of my old carbed 1st gen rx7...just faster and brake better (with the aspire swap)

    Sent from the trash can.

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  • greywolf200
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    Originally posted by scitzz View Post
    I do believe the first gen B6 can be run with the carby setup.
    If it can't I've spent a lot of money getting screwed.....:highly_amused:

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  • mystro
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    took the 92 up the road and back just to keep it in shape lol. Still don't have the title to it!:banghead:

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  • getnpsi
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    What a great post! Bringing a festy home is the ultimate thing to do to your festiva awwww lol. Congrats

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  • boydg1
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    How about a pic or two of your 88 buy?? I would like to see just what you bought.

    Thanks



    Originally posted by TheTaco View Post
    just bought this festiva saturday, its an 88 carburated 1.3. my goals will be first to do the aspire brake swap, I will then focus on what type of engine swap I want. looking for an easy swap that will bolt directly up to existing mounts and transmission. one question I have is since my engine is carburated, will I need all fuel injection crap or is there a b6 carburated swap? more to come, I am 43yrs old and I have loved these cars forever.

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  • scitzz
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    I do believe the first gen B6 can be run with the carby setup.

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  • fastivaca
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    Welcome young one (I have a few years on you)! Add your location to your profile, you be pleasantly surprised to find other memebers in your area. Injected B6s will require the injected wiring, fuel delivery etc. Carbed B6s were available here in Canada at least as late as the '86 model year.

    Sent from my GT-P7510 using Tapatalk 2
    Last edited by fastivaca; 11-12-2013, 12:39 AM.

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  • TheTaco
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    just bought this festiva saturday, its an 88 carburated 1.3. my goals will be first to do the aspire brake swap, I will then focus on what type of engine swap I want. looking for an easy swap that will bolt directly up to existing mounts and transmission. one question I have is since my engine is carburated, will I need all fuel injection crap or is there a b6 carburated swap? more to come, I am 43yrs old and I have loved these cars forever.

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  • koRnhead
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    Not really a festy.....but bought a 2002 GTP for only 2k!

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